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- The Feminist Aspect of Gordimer's Short Story
In the following essay, Bussey explores the feminist aspect of Gordimer’s short story and determines that the story’s female characters represent a call for female empowerment in apartheidera South Africa.
- Emotional Landscapes
In the following essay, Semansky analyzes the way Gordimer uses descriptions of her characters’ bodies to explore their emotional landscapes.
- Race and History in the Stories of
Nadine Gordimer
In the following essay, King provides an overview of Gordimer’s work and discusses the signifi- cance that race has played in her writing.
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