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A Narrative Discourse Analysis of Herman Charles Bosmans' Short Story 'Mafeking Road' (1932)
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Januar 2010
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9783640506217 |
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9783640506217 |
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Grin Verlag |
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Kartoniert |
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English
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H 210 mm / B 148 mm / D 3 mm |
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56 gr |
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28 |
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Seminar paper from the year 2009 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Literature, grade: 1.0, University of Duisburg-Essen, course: South African Cultural Studies, language: English, abstract: In his current popularity, Herman Charles Bosman has come to be viewed as something of an ¿eternal artist¿ figure, conveying ¿marvellous home-truths for all men¿ (Gray 1977:79). But the truth about the later Bosman is that he became a writer who had a scrupulous, instant understanding with each passing day and each yard of newspaper that underwent his professional scrutiny. Stephen Gray suggests ¿that he [Bosman] meant himself to be taken as [¿] a commentator, a newspaper columnist, whose medium happened to be fiction¿ thus drawing attention to the underlying truths of South Africa (ibid.). By debunking the myth of Boer bravery during the second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) in his short story ¿Mafeking Road¿, Bosman touches upon a subtle theme extant amongst the Boer community, namely extreme Afrikaner patriotism (Wenzel 1999:109-110). |
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