Vol. 21 No. 1/2 (2005)

Articles

• Om al lesende te dink, of, die dekonstruktiewe leeshandeling

  Fanie de Beer

  1-28

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• Revisiting the Canon and the Literary Tradition: A South African Case Study

  H.P. van Coller

  29-47

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• Torn Between Islam and the Other: South African Novelists on Cross–cultural Relationships

  Henriette Roos

  48-67

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• Blood Money: An Examination of Oral Narratives Concerning Wealth-giving Snakes in the Career of Khotso Sethuntsa, with Particular Focus on their Socioeconomic Implications

  Felicity Wood

  68-92

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• Displacement in the Literary Texts of Black Afrikaans Writers in South Africa

  Louise Viljoen

  93-118

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• Paradise Regained and Lost Again: South African Literature in the Post-apartheid Era

  Luc Renders

  119-142

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• The Passion of The Passion – Return of the Public Spectacle?

  Ulrike Kistner

  143-154

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• Suffering for a Worthy Cause?: The Misplaced Focus of Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ

  Johan Strijdom

  155-163

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• Gibson’s Passion: Flogging a Dead Horse?

  Nicolas P.L. Allen

  164-192

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• The Passion of the Christ: Behind the Mask of Violence

  F.J.A. Snyders

  193-200

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