ARTICLES

• Johannes A. Smit, Introduction | PDF
• Bernth Lindfors, African Literature Teaching in South African University English Departments | PDF
• Judith Lütge Coullie and Trish Gibbon, Saints and Sinners in the Canonisation of African Literature: A Reply to Bernth Lindfors | PDF
• Bernth Lindfors, Interrogating the Interrogators: A Reply to Coullie and Gibbon | PDF
• Sikhumbuzo Mngadi, The Antinomies and Possibilities of a “Radical” Historical Consciousness: The Case of Three South African Playtexts in English | PDF
• H.J. Vermeulen, Apartheid in Crisis: Lacan and a Contemporary Afrikaans Play | PDF
• Miki Flockemann,  Medeas: From Corinth to Cape Town | PDF
• Richard Bartlett, Beneficial Parasite to Heroic Executioner: South Africa in the Literature of Mozambique | PDF
• Maboga P. More, African Philosophy Revisited | PDF

REVIEW ARTICLE

• Johannes A. Smit, Trends and Critical Dialogue in African Philosophy of the 1980s: Tsenay Serequeberan: African Philosophy: The Essential Readings | PDF

BOOK REVIEWS

• G.V. Mona, The Voice of the People; J Opland and P.T. Mtuze: Izwi Labantu (The Voice of the People) | PDF
• Stephen Leech, You Can’t Escape the Past; John Laband: Rope of Sand: The Rise and Fall of the Zulu Kingdom in the Nineteenth Century | PDF
• H.J. Vermeulen, The Construction of Afrikaner Nationalist Identity: Johan van Wyk: Constructs of Identity and Difference in South African Literature | PDF
• David Hemson,  Identities within the Rainbow: Ashwin Desai: Arise ye Coolies: Apartheid and the Indian 1960-1995 | PDF
• Fatima Mendonca, Short Stories from Mozambique; Richard Bartlett: Short Stories from Mozambique | PDF
• Richard Bartlett, Frontline Nationalism: Mozambique and South Africa; David Birmingham: Frontline Nationalism in Angola and Mozambique | PDF
• David Spurrett,  The Hermeneutics of African Philosophy; Tsenay Serequeberan: The Hermeneutics of African Philosophy: Horizon and Discourse | PDF
• Jaco Alant, Words that Circle Words; Jeff Opland: Words that Circle Words. A Choice of South African Oral Poetry | PDF
• Damian Garside, The Grotesque in Literature? Michael J. Meyer: Literature and the Grotesque | PDF
• David Johnson, Rethinking South African Literary History: Johannes A. Smit, Johan van Wyk and Jean-Philippe Wade: Rethinking South African Literary History | PDF

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