Living in the interregnum
Item
- Creator
- Gordimer, Nadine
- Date
- 1983
- Description
- In this influential address, Nobel Laureate Nadine Gordimer reflects on the "interregnum"—the period between the dying of the old apartheid order and the birth of a new, yet-to-be-defined society. She examines the role of the white writer and intellectual in a revolutionary context, the "ugly creation" of institutionalized racism, and the urgent need for a new South African identity beyond race and class.
- Subject
- Oosthuizen, D. C. S. (Daniel Charl Stephanus), 1926-1969
- Academic freedom—South Africa
- Social change—South Africa
- Universities and colleges—South Africa
- Apartheid—South Africa
- Bozzoli, G. R. (Guerino Renzo), 1911-1998
- Format
- Public Lecture
- Language
- English
- Type
- text
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/10962/270
- Archive
- Original held at Cory Library for Humanities Research, situated at Rhodes University
- Extent
- 11 leaves
- Use/re-use
- History -- South Africa Politics -- South Africa Equality Liberty
- Publisher
- Rhodes University
- Is Part Of
- D.C.S. Oosthuizen Memorial Lecture 1983
- Item sets
- Daantjie Oosthuizen Memorial Lectures
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