Jess Hassling South Africa Poem
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Original poetry in Esperanto from South Africa,1967 £0.99 |
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It All Begins: Poems from Postliberation South Africa £18.97 |
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South Africa and other Poems, A. Vine Hall, Good Condit £19.09 |
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Voices from Within: Black Poetry from South Africa, , V £12.24 |
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South African Animals £0.90 On the vast south African plains, Mbali, a young Zulu girl, welcomes readers to her country and takes us on a wonderful trip around its many varied habitats. She points out the local animals, from aardvark, buffaloes and cheetahs, to whales, yellow-beaked kites and zebras…. |
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Collected Poems of Lorca £11.60 … |
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Part of My Soul Went with Him £4.99 … |
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Disgrace $10.1 In South Africa after apartheid, a middle-aged professor of Romantic poetry sees his career crumble as the world turns more to technology than to literature. After a series of ever more degrading misadventures, including a charge of sexual harassm… |
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Disgrace (Paperback) $10.1 In South Africa after apartheid, a middle-aged professor of Romantic poetry sees his career crumble as the world turns more to technology than to literature. After a series of ever more degrading misadventures, including a charge of sexual harassment, … |
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Disgrace $26.29 In South Africa after apartheid, a middle-aged professor of Romantic poetry sees his career crumble as the world turns more to technology than to literature. After a series of ever more degrading misadventures, including a charge of sexual harassmen |
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A History of South African Literature (Hardcover) $92.06 Christopher Heywood surveys representative South African poems, plays and prose works in five literary traditions: Khoisan, Nguni-Sotho, Afrikaans, English, and Indian. Heywood`s selections include over 100 authors and selected works–covering poetry, … |
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Talking Drums $15.14 A collection of traditional and twentieth-century poems from sub-Saharan Africa, written in or translated into English, expresses the spirit and history of this region. |
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The Oxford Anthology of African-American Poetry (Hardcover) $45 A literary portrait of contrasting visions and styles covers the key issues important to the African-American experience, including poetry on slavery, the South, protest and resistance, music and religion, spirituality, sexuality and love, and the idea… |
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Country of My Skull $11 This study of South Africa`s Truth & Reconciliation Commission is by an Afrikaans poet. It examines the unique effort to deal wi |
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Disgrace $10.99 In South Africa after apartheid, a middle-aged professor of Romantic poetry sees his career crumble as the world turns more to technology than to literature. After a series of ever more degrading misadventures, including a charge of sexual harassment… |
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From the South African Past $62.32 This volume presents primary source materials that illuminate the formation of the modern multiracial society of South Africa. Students will be enlightened by the “African Voices” that recur throughout the text, in the form of praise poems, trial |
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Calamities of Exile (Hardcover) $24.75 These are stories of average men who are unable to return to their native countries, including Kanan Makiya, who criticized Saddam Hussein in his book “Republic of Fear”; and South African poet Breyten Breytenbach, who was imprisoned for revolutionary … |
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Akira to Zoltan $7.87 Profiles the lives of twenty-six men who, through their acts and writings, helped shape and change the world during their lifetime, including South African president Nelson Mandela and poet Langston Hughes, arranged in alphabetical order. Reprint. |
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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (Hardcover) $84.15 African American poet Angelou`s first autobiography records her dealing with racism in the segregated American South, reaction to being sexually molested, and the solace she finds in literature. American scholars of English literature offer critiques o… |
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Ticket to Exile $14.8 With each chapter accompanied by a poem, the African-American poet and teacher offers his recollections of growing up in the small town of Orangeburg, South Carolina before and during the Great Depression. |
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