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Sindiwe Magona : the first decade

Title
Sindiwe Magona : the first decade / edited by Siphokazi Koyana.
Publication
[Durban] : University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2004.

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Additional Authors
Koyana, Siphokazi.
Description
xii, 207 pages : illustrations; 22 cm
Summary
"Sindiwe Magona - author, poet, playwright essayist, storyteller, actor, and inspirational speaker - has recently retired from the United Nations in New York after twenty years and relocated to her home country, South Africa. She has received numerous awards in recognition of her work in women's issues, the plight of children, and the fight against apartheid and racism." "Siphokazi Koyana has put this collection together as a celebration of Magona's homecoming and a mark of her achievement. Scholars from three continents - Africa, Europe and North America - have contributed critical analyses of Magona's works, as well as interviews with the writer."--BOOK JACKET.
Subject
  • Magona, Sindiwe > Criticism and interpretation
  • Magona, Sindiwe
  • Magona, Sindiwe, 1943-
  • South Africa
  • literature
  • women writers
  • autobiography
  • interviews (form)
  • Literature
  • South Africa > In literature
  • South Africa
Genre/Form
  • interviews.
  • Interviews
  • Criticism, interpretation, etc.
  • Interviews.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-207).
Contents
PART ONE: ARTICLES -- 'Why are you carrying books? Don't you have children?': revisiting motherhood in Sindiwe Magona's autobiographies / Siphokazi Koyana -- Writing apartheid for the post-apartheid era: Magona's autobiographical works / Gugu Hlongwane -- Forced to think: innovation and womanist traditions in Sindiwe Magona's wor(l)ds / Pumla Dineo Gqola -- 'Through your eyes instead of your ears': orature in To my children's children and forced to grow / Eleonora Chiavetta -- Closure, survival and realism in Living, loving and lying awake at night: South Africa, Magona and realism / David Callahan -- Identity and community: Sindiwe Magona's Push-Push! and other stories / Elaine Young -- The mother as witness: reading Mother to mother alongside South Africa's truth and reconciliation commission / Meg Samuelson -- PART TWO: INTERVIEWS -- A conversation with Sindiwe Magona in New York / Siphokazi Koyana -- A modern storyteller / Eleonora Chiavetta -- The stories she writes / Reńee Schatteman -- Home at last! / Siphokazi Koyana.
ISBN
  • 1869140605
  • 9781869140601
LCCN
2004548218
OCLC
  • ocm56603907
  • 56603907
  • SCSB-1347742
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library