The Black Woman: A Woman Apart: Sterotypes and Self-Assertion in South African English Literature

The Black Woman: A Woman Apart: Sterotypes and Self-Assertion in South African English LiteratureThis is a comprehensive review of the representation of the black woman in South African English literature from the 1650's to the 1970's. The work is interwoven with a study of two crucial periods in South African history: 1910 1930 and 1950 1980. The first opens with the Act of Union which embodied in the constitution the two fold white domination of the country and ends with legislation which gradually enforced the ideology of separateness. In the

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