Eskia Mphahlele: Themes Of Alienation And African Humanism,Used

Eskia Mphahlele: Themes Of Alienation And African Humanism,Used

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If you really want to understand South Africa, read black African writers. Read Eskia Mphahlele, is the advice proffered to diplomats and scholars by professor and publisher Donald Herdeck.The irony is that in the past, many of Mphahleles works were out of print or banned under censorship laws in South Africa from the early 1950s on. Readers were denied access to these seminal works, while black South African youths in particular were deprived of any knowledge of one of their preeminent writers, thinkers, and educators.In Eskia Mphahlele, Ruth Obee presents the works of this important voice in South African literature against the backdrop of alienation and humanism: two themes central to the shaping of a black nationalist vision in South Africa.

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