The Body, Desire and Storytelling in Novels by J. M. Coetzee

Power Race Sexuality Abuse Mutilation Cannibalism Politics Business Identity Narrative Body Resistance Storytelling Femininity Masculinity African literature Silence Self Displacement South African literature Discipline Trauma Roomates erotic Imaginary Other Post-colonialism Eroticism Exotic Postcolonial studies Coetzee Contemporary literature NFA Lovers Physical Opression Postcolonial literature Black Skin Contemporary society Cogito ergo sum Postmodern Literature Dominance Young man Otherness Narrative identity Asexual Narrator South African Writer Barbarian Girl Coetzee’s Characters Colonel Joll Contemporary African Literature Coetzee’s Representation Female Narrators Flesh Coetzee’s Novels Colonial Writings Identitarian Map Limbo Dancer John Maxwell Coetzee Friday’s Silence Opressed Physical Affliction Intradiegetic Narrator White South Africans White Masks shadow Utter Silence White Narrators