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The liberal ideology and some English South African novelists
This thesis has been written in an attempt to answer a question which came to mind when I first began reading white English south African literature. The question itself was quite simple: why is this literature like it is, and, more particularly, why is it a body of work whose quality is generally s...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2015
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