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André Brink in conversation

Brink, whose writings deal with the South African social and political situation, discusses apocalyptic literature, oppression, writing as a tool for change, the role of language, international sanctions, the future of Afrikaans literature, and the use of violence.

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  • "Guardian conversations"@en
  • "Roland collection"@en
  • "André Brink with Christopher Hope"@en
  • "André Brink"@en

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  • "Brink, whose writings deal with the South African social and political situation, discusses apocalyptic literature, oppression, writing as a tool for change, the role of language, international sanctions, the future of Afrikaans literature, and the use of violence."@en
  • "Author André Brink discusses his life and work."
  • "André Brink's writing in the seventies exposed the South African social and political situation, resulting in the banning of his work. Topics of discussion include: apocalyptic literature, writing as a tool for change, the use of violence."@en
  • "Discusses the Afrikaans language and its place in a future, independent South Africa. Brink also reviews the cultural and political movements of today's South Africa."
  • "South African born André Brink was largely responsible for the first breakthrough of the modern Afrikaans novel and a spokesman for the 'Sestigers' (Men of the sixties) who deliberately challenged the tradition of petty realism to explore the possibility of experimental fiction. His writing in the seventies exposed the South African social and political situation resulting in the banning of his work. Topics of discussion include: apocalyptic literature, writing as a tool for change, the use of violence."
  • "André Brink discusses his work on the social and political aspects of South African culture. Topics include: apocalyptic literature, writing as a tool for change, oppression, the future of Afrikaans literature, and the use of violence."@en
  • "Brink, a South African author, discusses his work, themes of apocalypse, oppression, writing as a tool for change, international sanctions, and the future of Afrikaans literature."
  • "South African writer Andre Brink, generally considered responsible for the 'first breakthrough of the modern Afrikaans novel' discusses how a range of issues around the political and cultural situation in South Africa."@en

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  • "Interviews"@en
  • "Interviews"
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  • "André Brink in conversation"
  • "André Brink in conversation"@en
  • "Andre Brink in conversation with Christopher Hope"
  • "Andre Brink with Christopher Hope"@en
  • "André Brink, with Christopher Hope"@en
  • "André Brink in conversation with Christopher Hope"@en
  • "André Brink in conversation with Christopher Hope"

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