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Print, Text and Book Cultures in South Africa /

"Print, Text and Book Cultures in South Africa is a field-defining contribution to the country\2019s literary scholarship. Andrew van der Vlies\2019s introductory essay maps the conceptual terrain in a systematic and engaging way, illustrating its relevance to South Africa\2019s literary and cu...

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Otros Autores: Van der Vlies, Andrew, 1974-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2012.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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505 0 |a Introductory. Print, text and books in South Africa / Andrew van der Vlies -- Print cultures and colonial public spheres. Metonymies of lead: bullets, type and print culture in South African missionary colonialism / Leon de Kock ; "Spread far and wide over the surface of the Earth": Evangelical reading formations and the rise of a transnational public sphere: the case of the Cape Town Ladies' Bible Association / Isabel Hofmeyer ; Textual circuits and intimate relations: a community of letters across the Indian Ocean / Meg Samuelson -- Local/global: South African writing and global imaginaries. Deneys Reitz and imperial co-option / John Gouws ; "Consequential changes": Daphne Rooke's Mittee in America and South Africa / Lucy Valerie Graham ; Oprah's paton, or South Africa and the globalisation of suffering / Rita Barnard -- Three ways of looking at Coetzee. In (or from) the heart of the country: local and global lives of Coetzee's anti-pastoral / Andrew van der Vlies ; Under local eyes: the South African publishing context of J.M. Coetzee's Foe / Jarad Zimbler ; Limber: the flexibilities of post-Nobel Coetzee / Patrick Denman Flanery. 
505 0 |a Questions of the archive and the uses of books. Colin Rae's Malaboch: the power of the book in the (mis)representation of Kgaluši Sekete Mmalebôhô / Lize Kriel ; "Send your books on active service": the books for troops scheme during the Second World War, 1939-1945 / Archie L. Dick ; From The origin of language to a language of origin: a prologue to the Grey Collection / Hedley Twidle -- Orature, image, text. The image of the book in Xhosa oral poetry / Jeff Opland ; Written out, writing in: orature in the South African literary canon / Deborah Seddon ; Not Western: race, reading and the South African photocomic / Lily Saint -- Ideological exigencies and the fates of books. The politics of obscenity: Lady Chatterley's lover and the Apartheid state / Peter D. McDonald ; "Deeply racist, superior and patronising": South African literature education and the "Gordimer incident" / Margriet van der Waal ; Begging the questions: producing Shakespeare for post-Apartheid South African schools / Natasha Distiller -- New directions. The rise of the surface: emerging questions for reading and criticism in South Africa / Sarah Nuttall ; Sailing in a smaller ship: publishing art books in South Africa / Bronwyn Law-Viljoen ; The university as publisher: towards a history of South African University Presses / Elizabeth Le Roux. 
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