De Jager, Shaun2013-07-092013-07-092012-03De Jager, S 2012, 'Gemarginaliseerde "Ander" in P.G. du Plessis se Fees van die ongenooides', Stilet : Tydskrif van die Afrikaanse Letterkundevereniging, vol. 24, no. 1, pp. 19-34.1013-4573http://hdl.handle.net/2263/21891P.G. du Plessis’ latest published novel, Fees van die ongenooides (2008), can be said to have marginalisation as a central theme. In this article, the topic of marginalisation in the novel is approached by making use of André P. Brink’s literary theoretical perspective regarding post-apartheid literature, which confirms the function of this subgenre as to primarily inform the reader about the oppressed and marginalised aspects of South African history. Consequently, a number of varying discourses about marginalization functioning in Fees van die ongenooides are identified and explored. Significantly, these discourses demonstrate a textual reconstruction of the marginalised other in terms of the voicing of silence and the rewriting of history and memory.AfrikaansAfrikaanse LetterkundeverenigingFees van die ongenooides (2008)MarginalisationMarginaliseringOther (Philosophy) in literatureDu Plessis, P.G. -- Criticism and interpretationArticle