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Mereeotlhe, Diphimotswe Dipsy Victoria. A feministic reading of four Tswana novels. 2012-08-16.

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Title: A feministic reading of four Tswana novels
Creator: Mereeotlhe, Diphimotswe Dipsy Victoria
Contributor: Dr. H.C. Groenewalt ; Mr. W.J. Pretorius
Subject: Feminism and literature -- South Africa
Subject: Women, Black, in literature
Subject: Women, Black -- South Africa
Subject: Monyaise, D. P. Semakeleng,1921-. Marara
Subject: Monyaise, D. P. Semakeleng,1921-. Ngaka Mosadi Mooka
Subject: Monyaise, D. P. Semakeleng,1921- - Characters - Women
Subject: Lebethe, Shimane J. J. (Shimane Jacob Josiah),1952-. Mosele
Subject: Lebethe, Shimane J. J. (Shimane Jacob Josiah),1952-. Morabaraba
Subject: Lebethe, Shimane J. J. (Shimane Jacob Josiah),1952- - Characters - Women
Date: 2012-08-16
Description: M.A.
Description: This study is not an analysis of the nature of the Tswana novel. Malope (1983:33) has already dealt with this aspect, as well as the aspects of a novel that critics agree are the most important. As most of the Tswana novels have been written by male writers, the primary focus of this study is to assess the portrayal of a -female character in the Tswana novel, especially by the male writer.

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