J.M. Coetzees Disgrace. A Realistic Criticism of New South-Africa?

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The essay critically examines J.M. Coetzee's novel, exploring its controversial portrayal of race and its implications for understanding "New South Africa" post-Apartheid. It first analyzes the realism depicted in the narrative, then delves into how the novel critiques societal changes and racial dynamics a decade after Apartheid's end. Through this analysis, the paper addresses the complexities of the text and the debates surrounding its interpretation, particularly regarding its perceived reinforcement of racist stereotypes.