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Writing Namibia : literature in transition by Krishnamurthy, Sarala;Vale, Helen is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Cover 1 Title Page, Copyright, Dedication 2 Contents 6 Foreword 8 Acknowledgements 10 Introduction: Setting the context 12 1. The shifting grounds of emancipation: From the anti-colonial struggle to a critique of post-colonial society 28 2. Gathering scattered archives 50 3. Conceptualising national transition: Namibian women¬タルs autobiographies about the liberation struggle 68 4. Emplotting nationalism: Comparing Sam Nujoma¬タルs Where Others Wavered and Joseph Diescho¬タルs Born of the Sun 81 5. The forgotten child of Namibia: An analysis of Misheke Matongo¬タルs autobiography 101 6. Otjiherero literature in transition from the oral to the written word 123 7. Gender stereotypes in Oshiwambo orature 136 8. Who speaks at Spoken Word? Performance poetry in Namibia 147 9. ¬タリCall of the Witpenssuikerbekkie¬タル: Landscape as symbol in contemporary Namibian poetry 155 10. Namibian poetry since independence: A poet¬タルs perspective 175 11. Representing Namibian drama (1985¬タモ2000): Frederick Philander 183 12. When applied theatre is no rehearsal for the revolution 194 13. The development in theatre since independence: A director¬タルs perspective 215 14. Reading Namibian film 222 15. The Namibian

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Author
Krishnamurthy, Sarala;Vale, Helen
Publisher
African Books Collective;UNAM Press, University of Namibia
Published
2018
Language
EN
ISBN
9789991642338
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction

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