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A Study of J.m. Coetzee's Novels
by Anuradha
2024192 pages
About the book
Coetzee's corpus of writings, chosen for the book, derives significance as a seminal representative of South African socio-cultural politics. The choice of theoretical framework, Intertextuality, for analysis, brings forth, more poignantly, principles transcending the domains of ethnicities and nationalities. The author of this book has taken pain-staking effort to bring forth Coetzee, a Booker Prize winner, not as a writer who is regionally (South-Africa) ideologue (biased towards a section), but as a harbinger and disseminator of universal human issues as well as values that have stood and shall stand the test of time.
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| Hardback | 9789360959548 | ₹1,200 | Amazon |
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