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Encyclopedias Finding Articles Finding Books Web Sites ... Guides African Literatures Encyclopedias African Literature and Its Times KNIGHT REFERENCE PL8010 .M65 2000 Provides detailed information for 50 major titles in African literature. Arranged alphabetically by titles of works. Each entry provides an introduction, plot synopsis, biographical and historical context for the work, detailed description, and list of further readings. Photographs and other primary documents are included. African Writers KNIGHT REFERENCE PL 8010 .A453 1997 Two volumes, arranged alphabetically by author. Covers 65 major African authors, both black and white. Gives biographical information and criticism of the works, and provides a selected bibliography of primary and secondary texts. Authors writing in non-English languages are included. A list of authors arranged by country is in the front of Volume I, as is a list of women African authors. Includes a fairly substantial introductory essay on trends and themes in African literature. The Companion to African Literatures KNIGHT REFERENCE PR 9340 .C65 2000

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LITERATURE BRIEF HISTORY OF BLACK SOUTH AFRICA LITERATURE The origins of black South African literature in English lie in the Eastern Cape. The Glasgow Missionary Society founded the school of Lovedale at Alice in the Tyume valley in 1824 and here, and at similar mission schools subsequently established at places like Healdtown, Grahamstown and Umtata, English became the primary medium of instruction. The Society imported a printing press and began to produce their first publications, initially in Xhosa, such as an elementary spelling book, some hymns, and a small catechism. Their main literary task was the translation of the Bible into Xhosa - an event that had an important influence on subsequent writers whether they wrote in English or Xhosa. Union in 1910 persuaded many educated blacks to unite into a single organization in 1912 (the African National Congress) and most writers for the first half of the century, at least, adhered to its ideals. There is, however, an increasing disillusion with social and political progress present in such early writers as Sol Plaatjie, John Dube and Pixley Seme because of what they regarded as increasingly repressive legislation by the Union Government. The contribution of black soldiers to the allied cause in France during World War I, when hundreds of lives were lost, led to no improvement of conditions at home for black people and this betrayal fuelled cynicism. The disillusion is strongly reflected in the writings of the time.

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73. African & Caribbean Literature - ELi Research Guides - UWF Libraries African Carribbean Literature. 1977. (Ref. PR 9080 M6) The Penguin Companion to Classical, Oriental african literature. 1969. (Ref. http://library.uwf.edu/eli/Arts/African.shtml

ELi Research Guides University of West Florida Libraries Biographical Sources Periodical Indexes ... Internet Sources African Authors: A Companion to Balck African Writing. Vol. 1 1300-1973. 1973. (Ref. PL 8010 H38) African Writers. 1997. (Ref. PL 8010 A453 1997) The Cambridge Guide to African and Caribbean Theatre. 1994. (Ref. PN 2969 C36 1994) The Companion to African Literatures. 2000. (Ref. PR 9340 C65 2000) The Complete Caribbeana, 1900-1975: A Bibliographic Guide to the Scholarly Literature. 1977. (Ref. Z1595.C63) A Dictionary of African Mythology: the Mythmaker as Storyteller. 2000. (Ref. BL 2400 S24 2000) Dictionary of Afro-Latin American Civilization. 1980. (Ref. F 1408.3 N86) Dictionary of Literary Biography: Twentieth Century Caribbean and Black African Writers. First Series. Vol. 117. 1992. (Ref. PR 9205 A52 T88 1992) Dictionary of Literary Biography: Twentieth Century Caribbean and Black African Writers. Second Series. Vol. 125. 1993. (Ref. PR 9205 A52 T893 1993) Dictionary of Literary Biography: Twentieth Century Caribbean and Black African Writers. Third Series. Vol. 157 1996. (Ref. PR 9205 A52 T89 1996) Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English. 2 Vols. 1994. (Ref. PR 9080 A52 E53 1994)

74. Heinemann: Thresholds Of Change In African Literature Thresholds of Change in african literature The Emergence of a Tradition Kenneth W. Harrow, Michigan State University Heinemann / 0 http://www.heinemann.com/shared/products/08082.asp

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Culture, Society, and Politics in Modern African Literature Texts and Contexts Tanure Ojaide and Joseph Obi A gap exists between African literary texts and their interpretation for many scholars and readers of African literature today. Unfamiliar with the cultures, societies, and politics of Africa, some readers bring a perspective to the work that is at odds with the worldview embodied by the works themselves. In Culture, Society and Politics in Modern African Literature, Ojaide and Obi investigate the paradoxes and ironies of a literature produced in Africa and interpreted by readers and scholars (African and non-African) who are living outside the continent. Starting from the premise that literature is a cultural production of a people, they look at some of the factors important for the interpretation and analysis of African literature, including the colonial experience of Africans, the realities of the post-independence era, and the economic conditions of African states. This book, the collaborative work of a literary scholar-poet and a sociologist, addresses the general and specific problems in the understanding of African literature and will be of interest to students and scholars, as well as to general audiences. "In sum, the individual chapters cover a wide range within African literature, geographically and linguistically, with a special focus on current trends in creative production and criticism. The book is well written, with clear and concise explanations of critical terms and concepts."

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