File G11 - Nadine Gordimer

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ZA UCT BC1422_G_G11

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Nadine Gordimer

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(1899-1976)

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See also H2.1
These items were found together in one folder.
Individualism old and new: a review of “Dr. Zhivago” by Boris Pasternak and “Not by bread alone” by Vladimir Dudintsev. TS c.c; MS alterations. See also G2.1, G5, H2.2, H4.2
“Progress of individualism.” [Notes]. 2 sheets. MS.
“Alienation”. [Notes]. 4 sheets. MS.
The writings of Nadine Gordimer: a study in alienation. [Draft article]. 3 pages in otherwise blank pad of paper.
Nadine Gordimer: a study in alientation. P. [1] only. Two copies, one TS, one TS c.c.
Nadine Gordimer: a study in alienation. [Draft article]. 6 sheets. MS.
They speak of Africa: Nadine Gordimer: a study in alienation. [Draft article]. 4 sheets. MS.
Notes on Nadine Gordimer. 1 sheet. MS.
Draft notes for article on Nadine Gordimer. 1 double sheet. MS.
Notes on The lying days by Nadine Gordimer. 1 sheet. MS.
Fourteen loose sheets of notes on Nadine Gordimer.
Notes on Bertolt Brecht, Martin Esslin, Christopher Caudwell, Athol Fugard, Nadine Gordimer, Sigmund Freud, Saul Bellow, Dan Jacobson, etc. Exercise book. Loose sheets in book with notes on Nadine Gordimer, etc. MS.
Draft article on Nadine Gordimer. Notes on Cry the beloved country by Alan Paton, and on books by Dan Jacobson. Large exercise book. MS.
South African society and literature. [Draft article]. Includes a discussion of Nadine Gordimer. ‘Appeared in “The Dwarf” - London, 1970.’ 1 double sheet; 1 double blank sheet. MS. See also G2.4
Notice from Bokcafét [publisher], Finland, about publication of their 1976 catalogue.

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