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#DiscourseCafé / #Diskoerskafee
0R215,00Essays by students and former students attached to the FVZS Institute for Student Leadership Development at Stellenbosch University.
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Die reis gaan inwaarts
0R350,00‘By Schoeman word individuasie nie ‘n selfsugtige wegkeer van die realiteit nie ? daarvoor is sy werk ta betrokke by die situasies van die dag. Maar dit help om afstand te skep. Die onthegting van die omringende is nie ‘n selfsugtige inkeer na binne nie, nie ‘n verlammende onttrekking nie, maar ‘n inwaartse reis wat stimuleer tot kreatiewe ondersoek van die onbewuste. Die romans neem die leser op daardie stille reis. Hulle bied ervarings van ‘n ontmoeting met die stilte, met die self. Hierdie werk van Wepener slaag daarin om iets van hierdie proses en inwaartse reis te verduidelik, sonder om voorskriftelik of moraliserend te raak. Juis daarom gee Wepener uiteindelik op ‘n praktiese manier leiding aan diegene wat met die dood gekonfronteer word.?
Vanuit die Voorwoord deur Willie Burger, Mei 2017eBook: View eBook Version
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Durban Dialogues Dissected
0R225,00This volume provides an in-depth analysis of the work of Indian South African playwright Ashwin Singh, which, through the diversity of characters from all ethnic backgrounds, forges an inclusive South African identity. The essays in this volume show how SinghOs plays bring South AfricaOs blatant prejudices and social ills to the forefront as only by confronting unpleasant realities can any far-reaching changes actually take place. The academics and cultural practitioners who have contributed to this volume approach SinghOs work from a variety of angles, ranging from history, psychology and experimental literary forms to the performance of the plays, the relevance of the stage directions and the symbiotic relationship between the playwright and the director. The contrast between the climate of optimistic political protest and the complacency and disillusion of the new democratic era is seen to reassess the actions of the past in the light of present outcomes.
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Durban Dialogues Dissected
0R175,00This volume provides an in-depth analysis of the work of Indian South African playwright Ashwin Singh, which, through the diversity of characters from all ethnic backgrounds, forges an inclusive South African identity. The essays in this volume show how SinghOs plays bring South AfricaOs blatant prejudices and social ills to the forefront as only by confronting unpleasant realities can any far-reaching changes actually take place. The academics and cultural practitioners who have contributed to this volume approach SinghOs work from a variety of angles, ranging from history, psychology and experimental literary forms to the performance of the plays, the relevance of the stage directions and the symbiotic relationship between the playwright and the director. The contrast between the climate of optimistic political protest and the complacency and disillusion of the new democratic era is seen to reassess the actions of the past in the light of present outcomes.
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Film Criticism in Cape Town 1928-1930
0R225,00This book examines the development of film criticism in Cape TownOs daily press from 1928 to 1930, using film reviews from the Cape Times and Die Burger. The character of film criticism in the period under discussion is explained by describing the general function of film criticism, as well as comparing the local with the international film press. The basis for the comparative analysis is a list of films screened in three selected cinemas in Cape Town.
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Gender and Sexuality in South African Music
0R220,00During the past two decades, the study of sexuality and gender in music has become a decidedly mainstream activity. To be sure, music has long been obviously and intimately involved in matters pertaining to relations, both sexual and otherwise, between and amongst the sexes. Its use in courtship is the one that perhaps first comes to mind, this use being probably as old as music itself.
This book contains all the papers presented at the conference by the same name.
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Listening to Literature
0R300,00OI think Listening to Literature promises to be a major contribution towards a clearer understanding of our literature as seen and understood from within its dynamic cultural context. It has the potential of being a rare and crucial intervention in the development of literature and literary criticism in South Africa. That also applies to the illuminating of points of intersection of, and interaction between literary art and aspects of other forms of artistic expression.O
Keorapetse Kgositsile (2016)
