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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Thomas Pringle: An Introductory Guide
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Ernest Pereira
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Olive Schreiner: ‘A Soul Struggling with its Material Surroundings"
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Sally-Ann Murray
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Landmarks of Literary History: A Black Perspective
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Es'kia
Mphahlele
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Redefining the Canon: The Case for Douglas Blackburn, Stephen
Black and Sol T. Plaatje
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Stephen Gray
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The Early South African Novel of Race
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Gareth Cornwell
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Roy Campbell's Adamastor: Reading and Re-reading the South African Poems
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Sally-Ann Murray and A.E. Voss
Postscript: Marcia Leveson
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William Plomer
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Geoffrey Haresnape
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Pauline Smith
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Stanley G.M. Ridge
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Laurens van der Post
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David Maughan-Brown
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Herman Charles Bosman
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L.H. Hugo
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A Long Way from Vrededorp: The Reception of Peter Abrahams' Ideas
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Kolawole Ogungbesan
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Paton the Puritan
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Geoffrey Hutchings
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The Poetry of Guy Butler
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Don Maclennan
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At a Distance: Dan Jacobson's South African
Fiction
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Sheila Roberts
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Es'kia Mphahlele: man and a Whirlwind
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Peter N. Thuynsma
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Doris Lessing: In Pursuit of a Martha Quest
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M.J. Daymond
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Can Themba: Storyteller and Journalist of the
1950s ─ The Text in Context
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Michael Chapman
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The Novels of Nadine Gordimer
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Robert Green
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La Guma and Reality in South Africa
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David Rabkin
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Fugard and the Politics of Human Dignity:
A Note on Boesman
and Lena and The
Island
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Russell Vandenbrouke
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The Stereotype and South African English
Literature
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Vernon A. February
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Douglas Livingstone, Ruth Miller and Sydney Clouts:
‘Radicals' of the Imagination
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Cecily Lockett
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Bessie Head: A Thematic Approach
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LG. Ngcobo
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Mtshali, Sepamla, Gwala, Serote and Other
Poets
of the Black Consciousness Era in South Africa,
1967 ─ 1984
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Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane
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J.M. Coetzee
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Peter Strauss
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Alternative Dreams: Recent South African
Playwriting in English
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Temple Hauptfleisch
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Fictional Project and the Irruptions of
History:
Mongane Wally Serote's To Every Birth Its
Blood
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Nick Visser
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The Rediscovery of the Ordinary: Some New
Writings in South Africa
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Njabulo S. Ndebele
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Women and Nature, Women as Objects of
Exchange:
Towards a Feminist Analysis of
South African Literature
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Dorothy Driver
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Literary Encounter and Cultural Studies:
From Text to Context
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Keyan G. Tomaselli and
Johan Muller
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Censorship and Literature
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Nick Visser
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Language, Literature and the Struggle for
Liberation in South Africa
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Daniel P. Kunene
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The Liberated Zone: The possibilities of
Imaginative Expression in a State of Emergency
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Michael Chapman
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Afterword, August 1991
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Notes on Contributors
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Index
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