A DIFFERENT SOUTHERN AFRICA

All in all, this is a valuable and insightful book that will appeal to scholars interested in South African and Zimbabwean literature, and in the link between literary criticism and theoretical fields as different as ethics, nationalism, psychoanalysis, feminism, and cosmopolitanism. Since Pucherova...

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Published in:	Matatu 2013 (41), p.530-538
Main Author:	López, María
Format:	Review
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Appiah, Kwame Anthony Cosmopolitanism Derrida, Jacques Ethics Ethnicity Feminism Gender Lessing, Doris May (1919-2013) Literary criticism Nationalism Psychoanalysis Race Rushdie, Salman South African literature Woolf, Virginia (1882-1941) Zimbabwean literature
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Summary:	All in all, this is a valuable and insightful book that will appeal to scholars interested in South African and Zimbabwean literature, and in the link between literary criticism and theoretical fields as different as ethics, nationalism, psychoanalysis, feminism, and cosmopolitanism. Since Pucherova restricts the broad label of 'Southern Africa' to the contexts of South Africa and Zimbabwe, this opens up a path for future research focused on other texts and on literature produced in other Southern African countries.
ISSN:	0932-9714 1875-7421