Pen and Power: A Post-colonial Reading of J.M. Coetzee and André Brink

Adamastor Afrikaner Age of Iron ambivalence André Brink apartheid aspect assertion attempt Attwell author-figure authority authorship awareness Barbarians becomes betrayal Cape Cape Town Coetzee's text colonized colonizer's coloured critical Crusoe cultural darkness death described despite discourse Dostoevsky Dostoevsky-figure Dry White Season Dusklands Elizabeth English European exploration father fiction freedom Friday heart Heart of Darkness Hendrik identity imposed issue J.M. Coetzee Jacobus journey landscape language Lewis Nkosi literature live Magda magistrate meaning metaphor Michael Michael K myth narrative narrator narrator's nature notion novel paradoxes parallels Plague political position post-colonial question reader reading reality relation relationship responsibility rewriting role Rumours of Rain says seems sense slave South Africa South African literature South African writers Soweto riots speak story Susan tell Tiffin truth trying Vercueil white South African white writers woman words writing back written