Discharging Liminality: An Approach to Ndebele's Fools

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The deconstructive negotiation of a text is, by turns, utilised and disburdened in the following exploration of Ndebele's "The Prophetess" from his short story cycle Fools. In the course of this dissemination an attempt is made to illustrate how texts may be enriched by directing enquiry and critique at end-points rather than to end-points.

 

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Die problematiek van die dekonstruktiewe diskoers word beurtelings benuttig en "veroor­saak" in die volgende ondersoek na Ndebele se "The Prophetess" uit sy kortverhaalsiklus Fools. Daar wil aangetoon word hoedat die soeklig van kritiek wat op gerepresenteerde sin val 'n belangrike netwerk tekstuele betekenisvesels blootle; daar word aangevoer dat s6da­nige onteiening van gedissemineerde sin meer produktief is as eksplorasie wat gerig is op die bereiking van finale konklusies.

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Frank Rumboll, University of the Free State

Frank Rumboll teaches English on the Bloemfontein campus of Vista University. He has written a number of educational and academic texts and contributes regularly to SA VAL conferences

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1991-01-12

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Rumboll, Frank. 1991. “Discharging Liminality: An Approach to Ndebele’s Fools”. Journal of Literary Studies 7 (3/4):10 pages. https://unisapressjournals.co.za/index.php/jls/article/view/19745.

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