Vol. 22 No. 1/2 (2006)

Articles

• Feminist Translation Strategies: Different or Derived?

  Kim Wallmach

  1-26

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• Accountability, Acknowledgement and the Ethics of “Quilting” in Antjie Krog’s Country of My Skull

  Ashleigh Harris

  27-53

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• “Yarn-Spinning is Also Highly Recommended”: Yann Martel’s Framing Narratives

  Karen Scherzinger

  54-59

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• Haunted House, Haunted Nation: Triomf and the South African Postcolonial Gothic

  Jack Shear

  70-95

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• Shadowing Afrikaner Nationalism: Jungian Archetypes, Incest, and the Uncanny in Marlene van Niekerk’s Triomf

  Matthew Brophy

  96-112

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• Bewaarder van die stilte: Gedagtes oor J.M. Coetzee se etiek van skryf

  Willem Anker

  113-137

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• Representations of Islamic Belief and Practice in a South African Context: Reflections on the Fictional Work of Ahmed Essop, Aziz Hassim, Achmat Dangor and Rayda Jacobs

  J.A. Kearney

  138-157

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• Cannibalism in the Colonial Imaginary: A Reading of Joseph Conrad’s “Falk”

  Harry Sewlall

  158-174

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• Blanc de Blanc: Whiteness Studies – A South African Connection?

  Leon de Kock

  175-189

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