Original Apartheid Hustler: The fiction and fabrications of Dugmore Boetie
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The story of Dugmore Boetie who is remembered for his posthumously published Sophiatown classic, Familiarity is the Kingdom of the Lost (1969). Through archival research and interviews it unravels the webs of fact, fantasy and myth of Boetie’s life, and exposes the highly racialised violence he and his legacy have suffered. A powerful literary biography uncovering Dugmore Boetie's erased legacy, blending archival research, oral history, and decolonial critique to challenge apartheid's racial and cultural erasures.
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The story of Dugmore Boetie who is remembered for his posthumously published Sophiatown classic, Familiarity is the Kingdom of the Lost (1969). Through archival research and interviews it unravels the webs of fact, fantasy and myth of Boetie’s life, and exposes the highly racialised violence he and his legacy have suffered. A powerful literary biography uncovering Dugmore Boetie's erased legacy, blending archival research, oral history, and decolonial critique to challenge apartheid's racial and cultural erasures.
AmazonPagina's: 352, Paperback, Wits University Press
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