Making Use of History in New South African Fiction: Historical Perspectives in Three Post-Apartheid Novels Book

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Making Use of History in New South African Fiction: Historical Perspectives in Three Post-Apartheid Novels, A study of the use of history as political ammunition and literature as historical counterdiscourse in Mongane Serot's Gods of Our Time, Mike Nicol's The Ibis Tapestry, and Zakes Mda's Ways of Dying. Moslund shows how literary engagement with the past see, Making Use of History in New South African Fiction: Historical Perspectives in Three Post-Apartheid Novels

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Making Use of History in New South African Fiction: Historical Perspectives in Three Post-Apartheid Novels
Written by author Sten Pultz Moslund
Published by lMuseum Tusculanum Press, August 2003
A study of the use of history as political ammunition and literature as historical counterdiscourse in Mongane Serot's Gods of Our Time, Mike Nicol's The Ibis Tapestry, and Zakes Mda's Ways of Dying. Moslund shows how literary engagement with the past see
A teacher of literature and British history in Denmark, Moslund has specialized in African studies and traveled and worked extensively in southern Africa. His analysis of novels by Mongane Wally Serote, Micke Nicol, and Zakes Mda is revised from his maste

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Acknowledgements 7
Introduction 9
Mongane Wally Serote: Gods of Our Time 36
Resistant Form in Gods of Our Time 55
Mike Nicol: The Ibis Tapestry 62
Resistant Form in The Ibis Tapestry 83
Zakes Mda: Ways of Dying 90
Resistant Form in Ways of Dying 114
Conclusion 118
Notes 125
Bibliography 131

Title: Making Use of History in New South African Fiction: Historical Perspectives in Three Post-Apartheid Novels

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	Acknowledgements	7
	Introduction	9
	Mongane Wally Serote: Gods of Our Time	36
	Resistant Form in Gods of Our Time	55
	Mike Nicol: The Ibis Tapestry	62
	Resistant Form in The Ibis Tapestry	83
	Zakes Mda: Ways of Dying	90
	Resistant Form in Ways of Dying	114
	Conclusion	118
	Notes	125
	Bibliography	131