Disgrace

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Archive 2005-03-01 Slimbolala 2005

(RBFD) Really Big Freakin 'Disgrace posted by Slimbolala link

In the Navy Slimbolala 2005

David Lurie, the protagonist in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace is a scholar with an interest in the Romantic poets.

Why I bought this Book 2009

Coetzee’s Disgrace is definitely worth a look, Litlove, although it’s so disturbing and bleak I’m not sure, knowing how you feel about violence, you’ll ‘enjoy’ it.

On Edith Wharton « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

David Lurie, the protagonist in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace is a scholar with an interest in the Romantic poets.

2009 July 17 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS 2009

I just started J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace, which is good so far, but I'm only about 25 pages in.

Quick Meme: What Are You Reading and How Are You Liking It? 2008

An excellent piece on Disgrace, which is a favourite of mine.

"Coetzee in the Promised Land" in The Quarterly Conversation 2009

Disgrace, which is based on a prize-winning novel (by J.M. Coetzee), stars a major dramatic actor (John M.lkovich), and takes a fresh look at a major political movement (in this case, South Africa post-apartheid).

DVD Verdict 2010

In "Disgrace" ... the fallen professor also observes that "English is the wrong language for Africa."

South Africa's Prize Winner 2008

It means that people should read "Disgrace" on its own terms, as a work of fiction, rather than as a message in disguise.

South Africa's Prize Winner 2008