Vol. 18 No. 1/2 (2002)

Articles

• Introduction: Alternative Modernities in African Literatures and Cultures

  Stephan Meyer , Thomas Olver

  1-23

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• A Proper Conversation: Some Reflections on the Role of Psycho- analysis in Literary Study in South Africa

  Judith Lütge Coullie

  24-60

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• Marecheran Postmodernism: Mocking the Bad Joke of “African Modernity”

  Annie Gagiano

  61-84

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• A Town Called Nobody: Violence, Nationalism, and Witch-burning

  Helen Kapstein

  85-110

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• What Has Modernity To Do With It?: Camouflaging Race in the “New” South Africa

  Gugu Hlongwane

  111-131

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• To Be or Not to Be Modern?

  Benda Hofmeyr , Matthias Pauwels

  132-153

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• A Method to her Madness: Bessie Head’s A Question of Power as South African National Allegory

  Tiffany Magnolia

  154-167

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• A Gesture of Defiance: Selected Texts by Black South African Women Writers

  Mante Mphahlele

  168-181

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• Zoë Wicomb Interviewed on Writing and Nation

  Stefan Meyer, Thomas Olver

  182-198

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