دانلود کتاب Selves in Question: Interviews on Southern African Auto/biography

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Contents\nI. Introduction\nAuto/biographical Identities: Placing Selves in Question\nAuto/biographical Accounts in South Africa in Three Parts\nThematic and Theoretical Issues in Southern African Auto/biography: An Overview\nScope of the Collection\nBibliography\nII. Singing the Praises, Performing the Persona\nVersions of a Life in Poetry\nPeople Feel No Event Is Complete without a Poet\nFolk Music as Popular Culture: A Life-history Approach\nIII. Representing Silence\nI. Speak Their Wordless Woe\nMaking History’s Silences Speak\nIV. Relating the Self\nCreating a Climate for Change\nThis Miracle of a Book . . . It’s Just Like the Bible to Me\nCollaborators\nThe Making of Katie Makanya\nV. Fact or Fiction\nAll Autobiography Is Autre-biography\nWe Would Write Very Dull Books If We Just Wrote about Ourselves\nWriting Autobiography and Writing Fiction\nVI. Subject to Metaphor\nAquifers and Auto/biography in Namibia\nReflections on Identity\nRhythmic Redoublings\nVII. From Daughters to Mothers\n“Mummy, the Coolie Doctor Is at the Door”\nWhy Do You Abandon Me? I Am Your Daughter. Re-presenting Dona Ermelinda\nEvery Secret Thing as Family Memoir\nVIII. Disarming White Men\nWhite Men with Weapons: Performing Autobiography\nReflections in a Cracked Mirror\nIX. Commemoration, Confession, Conversion\nThese Two Autobiographical Books Are My Identity Document\nPhilosophical Reflections on Chronicles of Conversion\nX. Confessing Sexualities\nSpeaking about Writing about Living a Life\nMan-bitch: Poetry, Prose, and Prostitution\nXI. Re-collecting the New Nation\nGroup Portrait: Self, Family, and Nation on Exhibit\nResituating Ourselves: Homelessness and Collective Testimony as Narrative Therapy\nGlossary\nContributors\nIndex