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Disgrace

Book Disgrace J M Coetzee
Libristo code: 04015884
Publishers Vintage Publishing, April 2000
Disgrace takes as its complex central character 52-year-old English professor David Lurie whose preo... Full description
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Disgrace takes as its complex central character 52-year-old English professor David Lurie whose preoccupation with Romantic poetry--and romancing his students--threatens to turn him into a "a moral dinosaur". Called to account by the University for a passionate but brief affair with a student who is ambivalent about his embraces, David refuses to apologise, drawing on poetry before what he regards as political correctness in his claim that his "case rests on the rights of desire." Seeking refuge with his quietly progressive daughter Lucie on her isolated small holding, David finds that the violent dilemmas of the new South Africa are inescapable when the tentative emotional truce between errant father and daughter is ripped apart by a traumatic event that forces Lucie to an appalling disgrace. Pitching the moral code of political correctness against the values of Romantic poetry in its evocation of personal relationships, this novel is skillful--almost cunning--in its exploration of David

About the book

Full name Disgrace
Author J M Coetzee
Language English
Binding Book - Paperback
Date of issue 2000
Number of pages 224
EAN 9780099289524
ISBN 0099289520
Libristo code 04015884
Publishers Vintage Publishing
Weight 162
Dimensions 131 x 197 x 15
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