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Gothic urbanism in contemporary African fiction
This project surveys representations of the African city in contemporary Nigerian and South African narratives by focusing on how they employ Gothic techniques as a means of drawing the African urban landscape into being. The texts that comprise my objects of study are South African author Henrietta...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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