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Lehrbuch der Theoretischen Physikhe chapter ends with a discussion of the 1976 Soweto Uprisings. It speculates as to the different ways Black Consciousness remained prominent in South Africa’s political and literary psyche after its official banning.

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Lehrbuch der Theoretischen Physik conventions and opened new public spaces that temporarily realised liberation. From these locations, poets and theatre companies performed African history and an awareness of the hyper-local. New imaginings of a democratic nation began to coexist with the those previously portrayed in the 1970s.

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Lehrbuch der Theoretischen Physikrature and a new group of poets—The Poets of No Sure Place—who attack the current government and paint a hostile alternative picture of South Africa. The hopes of a utopian Rainbow Nation have died and been replaced by disillusion and uncertainty.

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Introduction,erstanding, Penfold discusses past attempts at documenting South Africa’s national literature. He criticises these initial accounts for relying too heavily on the nation as a fixed bound entity. Instead he proposes that the nation, like literature, is malleable. Thus, by concentrating on a specific

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Literary Journals and the Direction of the Nation,interventions made in Nat Nakasa’s . show how writers within South Africa sought to enter into a pan African dialogue. Penfold then examines how . published literature that was rooted firmly within its local community and was obsessed with expressing the urgency of the present situation. Finally, th