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The unhealed wound : Olive Schreiner's expressive art
In this paper I discuss the relation between Olive Schreiner's social context and the form of her fictional writing. It is not intended as an interpretation of her work but rather represents a preliminary sketch of the social and political discourses which structured her environment. I suggest that...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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