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Book Title
My Mother’s Mother’s Mother
Publication Name
My Mother's Mother's Mother : South African Women's Writing from 17th Century Dutch to Contemporary Afrikaans
Title
My Mother’s Mother’s Mother
Subtitle
South African Women’s Writing from 17th-Century Dutch to Contempo
Author
Annemarié Van Niekerk, Pieta Van Beek
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-10
9087283180
EAN
9789087283186
ISBN
9789087283186
Publisher
Amsterdam University Press
Genre
Literary Criticism
Subject
Society & Culture
Release Year
2018
Release Date
06/03/2018
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
NL
Item Height
2.5in
Item Length
9in
Publication Year
2018
Type
Textbook
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
0.1 Oz
Number of Pages
960 Pages

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The first of its kind, this volume collects more than seventy South African women's voices, from 1652 until today. We share the joys and sorrows of these women through their entertaining, sometimes gruesome stories. A testament to the linguistic and cultural history of the country, they speak in Dutch, then in different varieties of Afrikaans. The printing press arrived late at the Cape, and when it finally did, it took another century before the first publications by women appeared. Initially those works bore a strong biblical influence, but gradually, as women began to have access to better educational opportunities, they began to produce literature of world stature in Afrikaans. Through this literature, we can see women's perspectives on the tumultuous history of South Africa from colonization to democracy as it unfolded. This book is crucial for researchers of language development and historical texts by women. It is also indispensable for everyone interested in world literature and its development, particularly in South Africa.

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Publisher
Amsterdam University Press
ISBN-10
9087283180
ISBN-13
9789087283186
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12038726979

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Author
Annemarié Van Niekerk, Pieta Van Beek
Publication Name
My Mother's Mother's Mother : South African Women's Writing from 17th Century Dutch to Contemporary Afrikaans
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2018
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
960 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Height
2.5in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
0.1 Oz

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Timeous. Important. Courageous, as it executes a double rescue operation. Speaking in sister languages, the voices of foremothers and their daughters who never dreamt themselves to be connected, are hereby for the very first time brought into conversation across generations, race and class. And then, in an imaginative political act, they are all translated into English to be finally set free to breathe within the broader discourses of female writing., A wonderfully diverse collection, original in its conception, brought to us in an admirable piece of book production by Leiden University Press., Van Beek and Van Niekerk assemble a fascinating collection of Dutch and Afrikaans writing by South African women from the mid-17th century to the present. Profiling more than 70 writers and translating their narratives into English, the authors use the metaphor 'literary mother' to analyze how 'the maternal legacy of language becomes charged with ambiguity and fraught with ambivalence.' . . . Summing Up: Highly recommended., "A wonderfully diverse collection, original in its conception, brought to us in an admirable piece of book production by Leiden University Press." - JM Coetzee
Table of Content
CONTENTS Preface About this book Introduction Eva/Krotoa (ca. 1641-1674), Interpreter, beautiful maiden, malicious woman Marie Jeanne des Pres (1675-1763), "The first of these was Mary chosen" Johanna Maria van Riebeeck (1679-1734), "Cape stories" Maria van Hoeven (169?-1737), "Dear soul" Susanna de Vries (née Bosman) (1711-1755), "An Afrikaans woman in an untamed region" Elizabeth Bosman (1720-1784), A daughter writes about her father Elizabeth Conradie (1746-1806), "Devout farmer''s wife" Machteld Smith (1749-1821), A Mother of Israel at the Cape Johanna Duminy (1757-1807), "While laughing and talking" Magdalena Retief (née De Wet) (1782-1855), "The mother of all suffering" Helena Susanna Hauptfleisch (née Le Roux) (1783-1851), "A deeply devout soul" Women poets in and around the Bosman book of verse, "Incapable of writing poetry" Magdalena Jonker (née Van Zyl) (1765-1831), "A shining light in a remote region" Hester Venter (1750-18??), "Many a woman, defenceless maiden or innocent infant slain" Anonymous (fl. ca. 1800), "Through meeting again in eternal life" Catharina Allegonda van Lier (1768-1801), "Like a bush in the desert" Missionary in her own right Sophia Burgmann (1769-1811) Augusta Uitenhage de Mist (1786-1832), The travel journal of a Dutch female traveller to Africa Anonymous (ca. 1775), "A talk between a mother and her daughter on the passing away of her suitor" Christiana Thom (née Meijer) (1788-1816), "Behold my little lamb" Anna Steenkamp (née Retief) (1797-1891), "From days of struggle" Petronella Camijn (1787-1868), A cheerful and versatile artist Susanna Smit (1799-1863), Barefoot crossing the Drakensberg? Maria de Vooght (fl. 1846-?), "Your loving friend" H.H. Martinson (fl. 1825-?), A New Year''s wish from 1825 Maria Neethling (née Murray) (1831-1912), Writing as missionary work Maria Hamman (1832-1874) (and other Hamman women writers), "Your father is already so infatuated with you" Elizabeth Neethling (née Murray) (1855-1917), "Reporter" of the Anglo-Boer War Ella Neethling (1862-1926), Missionary work from her sickbed Anna Pauw (1870-1953), Smiles and tears of a missionary school teacher Johanna Grobbelaar (fl. 1897), Windhoek, shooting and lots of beer M.E.R. (Maria Elizabeth Rothmann) (1875-1975), Developing and educating her people Marie du Toit (1880-1931), The first Afrikaans writer on feminism Petronella van Heerden (1887-1975), The first female doctor in South Africa The South African Federation of Women and the Garment Workers Union, Early 20th-century popular fiction Anna M. Louw (1913-2003), The struggle between good and evil Elisabeth Eybers (1915-2007), A balancing act between South Africa and the Netherlands Elsa Joubert (1922), Opening eyes Sheila Cussons (1922-2004), Mysticism and Catholicism in Afrikaans poetry Olga Kirsch (1924-1997), Bringing Israel and Judaism to Afrikaans poetry Ina Rousseau (1926-2005), A failed Eden Wilma Stockenström (1933), Stripped African landscapes Ingrid Jonker (1933-1965), Tragedy in life and death Petra Müller (1935), Like a pebble perfected by nature Jeanne Goosen (1938), Master of all Dalene Matthee (1938-2005), A reader''s writer Lina Spies (1939), "My mother tongue is my ultimate home" J.M. Gilfillan (1941), The frailty of life, love and beauty Corlia Fourie (1944), Writing like playing Emma Huismans (1946), Heart in Africa, head in the Netherlands Lettie Viljoen / Ingrid Winterbach (1948), Painting music with words E.K.M. Dido (1951), First woman of colour to publish a book in Afrikaans Antjie Krog (1952), "Un-writing" country, body and tradition Diana Ferrus (1953), Bringing home Sara Baartman Marlene van Niekerk (1954), Juggler of genres and virtuosa in all Jeanette
Copyright Date
2018
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Gender Studies, Linguistics / General, African
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, Language Arts & Disciplines, Social Science

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