2019 Journal article Legacy File

Es'kia Mphahlele - A Doyen of African Literature

Primary Investigators / Authors

Hein Willemse

Document Abstract / Summary Overview

Es'kia Mphahlele is one of the doyens of African literature. Throughout Africa, Europe and the United States of America he has played a major role in the development, teaching and promotion of African literature. He has written autobiographies, criticism, works of fiction, poetry, plays and essays. Throughout his career he has brought dynamism, individuality and an unremitting clarity of purpose to African Letters. In a profound sense he has promoted through his own life, his writing and his often-controversial career the dignity of ordinary people and specifically the well-being of black South Africans.

Resource Access Nodes

Sabinet β†’

Technical Properties

Accession ID: Sabinet
Archival Collection: UKZN-IKS
Language Registry: English
Asset Extent / Duration: 17 Pages
Publisher: Tydskrif-Vir-Letterkunde-assosiasie
Rights Management Attribution: Hein Willemse

Co-Authors & Contributors

Hein Willemse creator

Taxonomy Classifications

🏷️ Journal article 🏷️ UKZN-IKS 🏷️ South Africa 🏷️ Literature 🏷️ Hein Willemse 🏷️ Tydskrif-Vir-Letterkunde-assosiasie 🏷️ Hein Willemse

Subject Keywords

# Literature

Geographic Spatial Coverage

πŸ“ South Africa
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