Tensions Between North and South: Studies in Modern Commonwealth Literature and Culture ; Proceedings of the Eighth Commonwealth Literature ConferenceEdith Mettke Johannes Königshausen und Thomas Neumann, 1990 - 272 Seiten |
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... story . Significantly , the story seems to have no conflict , being about five brothers all of whom are called Georg . Yet no confusion occurs because as Christine tells the story , she pronounces each name in a different dialect ...
... story . Significantly , the story seems to have no conflict , being about five brothers all of whom are called Georg . Yet no confusion occurs because as Christine tells the story , she pronounces each name in a different dialect ...
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... story is the story of many millions of people , who had to come to Joburg , and had to stay . The railway bus connects her with her origins , but her life begins at the terminus where thousands of work - seekers and commuters mingle in ...
... story is the story of many millions of people , who had to come to Joburg , and had to stay . The railway bus connects her with her origins , but her life begins at the terminus where thousands of work - seekers and commuters mingle in ...
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... story of a " man who killed a messenger and hanged himself " ( 191 ) , but less than the story of a hero . It is the tragedy of a man who proves too much of a child of his society to become a great leader in it , when that society with ...
... story of a " man who killed a messenger and hanged himself " ( 191 ) , but less than the story of a hero . It is the tragedy of a man who proves too much of a child of his society to become a great leader in it , when that society with ...
Inhalt
Preface | 7 |
Ronald Hatch Change and the Concept of History | 19 |
The African Vision of Doris Lessing | 37 |
Urheberrecht | |
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