Third world meets first world: the theme of "Jim comes to Joburg" in South African english fiction

kod QR

Third world meets first world: the theme of "Jim comes to Joburg" in South African english fiction : Stephen Gray

Opis bibliograficzny
Wydane w:	Tensions between north and south : studies in modern commonwealth literature and culture : proceedings of the 8. Commonwealth Literature Conference.(1990) S. 42 - 57
1. autor:	Gray, Stephen (Autor)
Format:	Artykuł
Język:	German
Podobne zapisy:	In: Tensions between north and south : studies in modern commonwealth literature and culture : proceedings of the 8. Commonwealth Literature Conference.(1990)

Podobne zapisy

Third World Women Meet
od: Longeaux Vasquez, Enriqueta

The tension between the "First" and the "Third" world as represented in South African writing: a comparative analysis of "Black" and "White" : autobiographies
od: Egner, Hanno

Faulkner and the third world
od: Gresset, Michel

Nationalism and the Third World
od: Constantino, Renato

Overworlding the Third World
od: Loomba, Ania

Literature and revolution in the Third World
od: San Juan, E.
Wydane: (1979)

Is there a Third World aesthetic?
od: Schwarz, Roberto

First Hispanic Conference Meets
od: Sandoval, Chela "Che"

Lord Jim
od: Conrad, Joseph
Wydane: (1920)

The unhappy marriage of "Third World" women's movements and orientalism
od: Morton, Stephen

Towards a third world utopia
od: Nandy, Ashis

The first world in whiteness : early twentieth -century European immigration
od: Roediger, David

My First Meeting with Oscar Wilde
od: Yeats, William Butler

South African Historical Fiction and Nationalism
od: Oboe, Annalisa

English rules the world. : What will become of German?
od: Hoberg, Rudolf

World Englishes and local cultures
od: Kirkpatrick, Andy

Studies of world literature in English

Myth, literature, and the African world
od: Soyinka, Wole
Wydane: (2000)

Third-World literature in the era of multinational capitalism
od: Jameson, Fredric

First-person and third-person mindreading
od: Jacob, Pierre

Cities, citizenship, and other "Joburg Stories"
od: Saks, Lucia

Vico's firstness, secondness, and thirdness : the common essence of nations as a sign
od: Makolkin, Anna

Gendered narratives of the First World War : the example of former Austria
od: Hämmerle, Christa

Rilke's legacy in the English-speaking world
od: Leeder, Karen

Towards a Critical Theory of Third World Films
od: Gabriel, Teshome H.

African fundamentalism in the New World : the case of the Haitian Mandingo
od: Fleischmann, Ulrich, i wsp.

Jim le téméraire : pièce en deux parties
od: Kalisky, René
Wydane: (1972)

Writing post-orientalist histories of the Third World : perspectives from indian historiography
od: Prakash, Gyan

Hypertextuality and multiple world construction in English and American narrative fiction
od: Dannenberg, Hilary

African diasporas in the New and Old Worlds : consciousness and imagination
Wydane: (2004)

Discussing Modernity, "Third World" and "The Man Who Envied Women"
od: Jayamanne, Laleen, i wsp.

Untranslatability and the challenge of world literature : a south african example
od: Attridge, Derek

The South African body politic : space, race and heterosexuality
od: Elder, Glen S.

South African theatre in an era of reconciliation
od: Mda, Zakes

Secondary orality in South African film
od: Tomaselli, Keyan, i wsp.

World-Culture and the Neoliberal World-System: An Introduction
od: Deckard, Sharae; Shapiro, Stephen

Contemporary African music in world perspectives : some thoughts on systematic musicology and aculturation
od: Kofie, Nicholas N.
Wydane: (1994)

The making of fictional worlds : processes, features, and functions
od: Nünning, Vera

Postmodernism in African literature in English
od: Zabus, Chantal

The African writer and the English language
od: Achebe, Chinua