Miriam Tlali writing freedom First Edition by Pumla 0796925623 9780796925626

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• ISBN 10:0796925623
• ISBN 13:9780796925626
• Author:  Pumla 

The first black woman in South Africa to publish a novel, Miriam Tlali (1933–2017) was also an internationally acclaimed playwright, author of short stories, essayist, and not least, activist against apartheid and patriarchy. Her work was routinely banned in South Africa; though translated into many languages, during the apartheid era it was available only illicitly in her own country.

Table contents:

HER LIFE.
Introduction.
Tlali’s World
Tlali ‘s Creative Process.
Imagination, Hope, and Liberation.
HER VOICE: SELECTED WRITINGS OF MIRIAM TLALI.
Introduction.
Interviews: Cecily Lockett, Lilian Ngoyi, Annanias, Flora Mookeststane.
Novels: Excerpts from Muriel at the Metropolitan, Between Two Worlds, and Amandla.
Short Stories: “The Haunting Melancholy of Klipvoordam,” and “Soweto Hijack.”
Play: Crimean Injuria.
Essays: “Quagmires and Quicksands” and “Remove the Chains.”
HER LEGACY.
Introduction.
Staffrider and Black Consciousness: Gendered Blackness.
Boundaries and Belonging.
Reappraising Tlali.
Tlali as Generational Pioneer.
A Black Feminist Writer’s Ambivalent Locations.
Tlali as a Key Feminist Thinker on Feminist Community.
Tlali as a Key Feminist Thinker Against Rape.
Tlali as a Key Feminist Thinker on Black Subjectivity.
Tlali and Staffrider/Black Consciousness Literature.

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