Throughout her long career, Doris Lessing frequently wrote about Rhodesia or
Zimbabwe, often giving the country fictional names, including Anna Wulf’s Central
Africa in The Golden Notebook. Anna dismisses her account of ...
When African nationalist writers of the mid-twentieth century refer to Christianity they
almost invariably represent it as being implicated in colonialism. Writers like Beti and
Ngugi evidence this, and Ngugi in particular ...
In her later work, Lessing refers frequently, if in passing, to Roman Catholicism, often as
part of her growing interest in spirituality, which began while she was writing The Golden
Notebook. Some of these references ...
Chennells, Anthony(Historical Association of South Africa, 2007-05)
Vroeë sendelinge en reisigers wat Mzilikazi se Ndebele teëgekom het, het laasgenoemde
sonder uitsondering as meerderwaardig teenoor ander mense in die verre binneland uitgebeeld. Eers
toe hulle tussen Brittanje en ...
