“A road that may lead nowhere”: JM Coetzee, Tayeb Salih, and the Hospitality of Vagrant Writing

Title: “A road that may lead nowhere”: JM Coetzee, Tayeb Salih, and the Hospitality of Vagrant Writing
Creator: Marais, Mike
Date: 2013
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/144072
Identifier: vital:38308
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Description: In this article, I argue that Coetzee's writing, being alienated from history but unable to transcend it, is forced to treat its own representations with a measure of suspicion. By extension, the Coetzee text is always divided against itself. It is, in the idiom of hospitality, never quite at home with itself because it is aware that home is premised on exclusion, on the existence of an outsider, one for whom home is not a home.
Format: 22 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Revista de Filosofía, Marais, M., 2013. “A road that may lead nowhere”: JM Coetzee, Tayeb Salih, and the Hospitality of Vagrant Writing. Revista de Filosofía, 134, pp.45-67., Revista de Filosofía volume 134 number 0 45 67 January 2013 0185-3481
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Marais, Mike (Prof)

RU Department of Literary Studies in English

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