Modern fiction studies

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  Año 2000, Vol. 46, Número 1

  • Introduction: South Africa fiction after apartheid: South Africa fiction after apartheid

    David Attwell, Barbara Harlow

    págs. 1-12

    

  • Truth, telling, questioning: the truth and reconciliation commission, Antjie Krog's Country of my Skull, and literature after apartheid: the truth and reconciliation commission, Antjie Krog's Country of my Skull, and literature after apartheid

    Mark Sanders

    págs. 13-41

    

  • The whole country's truth: confession and narrative in recent white south african writing: confession and narrative in recent white south african writing

    Michiel Heyns

    págs. 42-66

    

  • The making and unmaking of history in Ivan Vladislavic's Propaganda by Monuments and other stories

    Christopher Warnes

    págs. 67-89

    

  • The pastoral promise and the political imperative: the Plaasroman tradition in an Era of land reform: the Plaasroman tradition in an Era of land reform

    Jennifer Wenzel

    págs. 90-113

    

  • Fiction and the law: recent inscriptions of Gayness in South Africa: recent inscriptions of Gayness in South Africa

    Tim Trengove Jones

    págs. 114-138

    

  • Surviving murder: oscillation and triangulation in Nadine Gordimer's The House Gun: oscillation and triangulation in Nadine Gordimer's The House Gun

    Stephen Clingman

    págs. 139-158

    

  • 'Little enough, less tha little: nothing': ethics, engagement, and change in the fiction of J. M. Coetzee

    Mike Marais

    pág. 159