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Introduction Antjie Krog: from a Poetics of Dissidence to Nation-building and Beyond |
Andries Visagie |
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Antjie Krog and the Accumulation of ‘Media Meta-Capital’ |
Anthea Garman |
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Antjie Krog, Stephen Watson and the Metaphysics of Presence |
Michael Wessels |
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‘Now Strangers Walk in that Place’: Antjie Krog, Modernity, and the Making of //Kabbo’s Story |
Dan Wylie |
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‘Inhabiting’ the Translator’s Habitus: Antjie Krog as Translator |
Frances Vosloo |
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Antjie Krog’s Role as Translator: A Case Study of Strategic Positioning in the Current South African Literary Poly-system |
Multiple Authors
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Remembering to Forget: Testimony, Collective Memory and the Genesis
of the ‘New’ South African Nation in 'Country of My Skull' |
Judith Lütge Coullie |
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The Ethics of Infidelity in 'Country of My Skull' |
Kim Rostan |
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We who Belong to this Landscape: Antjie Krog and the Politics of Space |
Annel Pieterse |
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The Mother as Pre-text: (Auto)biographical Writing in Antjie Krog’s 'A Change of Tongue' |
Louise Viljoen |
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The Universal Sanctity of Whiteness: Antjie Krog’s Negotiation of
Black Responses to White Transformation in 'A Change of Tongue' |
Multiple Authors
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open season |
Peter Strauss |