41.2 | 2019
Nadine Gordimer
De-Linking, Interrupting, Severing
A special issue reassessing the whole of Nadine Gordimer's prolific and versatile work, this collection of articles maps out the numerous breaches, interruptions, and ruptures that traverse the South African writer's novels and short stories, as well as her essays and political commitments. The issue aims at re-circulating and re-directing a number of concepts and critical stances which have emerged over the years about Gordimer's texts. Through their emphasis on processes of de-linking, all eight authors offer new perspectives on her anti-apartheid writing but also on her interventions in a globalisation that has paradoxically entrenched spatial, social and cultural disjunctions.
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Nadine Gordimer: De-Linking, Interrupting, Severing. Introduction [Texte intégral]
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Gordimer, Interrupted [Texte intégral]
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Failing to Place Confrontation: The Car as “Void” in Jump [Texte intégral]
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Nadine Gordimer and the Force of Law: Revisiting My Son’s Story [Texte intégral]
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Reviews
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New York: Routledge, 2018. 350 p. ISBN: 9-781315-686271. £140
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Felicity Hand and Esther Pujolràs-Noguer, eds. Relations and Networks in South African Indian Writing [Texte intégral]Cross/Cultures 203. Leiden: Brill/Rodopi, 2018. 215 p. ISBN: 9-789004-364967. €132
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Lyn McCredden. The Fiction of Tim Winton: Earthed and Sacred [Texte intégral]Sydney: Sydney UP, 2016. vii + 158 pp. ISBN: 9-781743-325032. AU$30
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Christian Gutleben and Vanessa Guignery, eds. “Nadine Gordimer, Jump and Other Stories : Parcours Critiques.” [Texte intégral]Special issue, Cycnos 34.3 (2018). 188 p. ISBN: 9-782343-162652. 21€
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