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An examination of the socio-political undercurrents in Mqhayi's novel Ityala lamawele
Mqhayi, a Xhosa writer of the early 1900's is able to deconstruct the black and white dichotomy by using the twins as depicting some characteristics of black and white culture. The dissertation thus examines the way in which Mqhayi presents this dichotomy. He manipulates literary forms in order to a...
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African Languages and Literatures
2016
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