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- Relationship Between Social Status and Self-Perceptions
Felty is a visiting instructor at the College of Charleston. In the following essay, he examines Nadine Gordimer's depiction of the relationship between her characters' social status and their self-perceptions, which collapse after the overthrow of white rule in South Africa.
- Beyond the Interregnum. A Note of the Ending of July's People
Visser offers his interpretation on the ambiguous ending of July's People.
- Living Without the Future: Nadine Gordimer's July's People
In this article, Bailey argues that the subject of July's People is actually "Maureen Smales' discovery that she has no substance and no self."
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