The Later Fiction of Nadine Gordimer

Chapter 1 Introduction: A Changing Face

Chapter 2 ‘Nobody’s Children’: Families in Gordimer’s Later Novels

Chapter 3 Collector’s Art, Collective Action: The Search for Commitment in Nadine Gordimer’s Fiction

Chapter 4 Black and White in Grey: Irony and Judgement in Gordimer’s Fiction

Chapter 5 Placing Spaces: Style and Ideology in Gordimer’s Later Fiction

Chapter 6 Landscape Iconography in the Novels of Nadine Gordimer

Chapter 7 The Conservationist and the Political Uncanny

Chapter 8 The Interregnum of Ownership in July’s People

Chapter 9 The Politics of Place in Burger’s Daughter

Chapter 10 Making Metaphors/Moving On: Burger’s Daughter and A Sport of Nature

Chapter 11 A Sport of Nature : Identity and Repression of the Jewish Subject

Chapter 12 A Sport of Nature and the Boundaries of Fiction

Chapter 13 My Son’s Story : Drenching the Censors — the Dilemma of White Writing

Chapter 15 Once More into the Burrows: Nadine Gordimer’s Later Short Fiction

Chapter 16 Archive of Apartheid: Nadine Gordimer’s Short Fiction at the End of the Interregnum