The Novels of J.M. Coetzee: Lacanian Allegories

allegory articulated attempt authority Barbarians becomes Captain America castration Chapter child cited claim Coetzee's novels colonial consciousness constitutes context criticism Cruso Dawn's death instinct deconstructs describes desire difference discourse dream Dusklands Ecrits effect Elsa Joubert Eugene Dawn existence father feminist fiction figure free indirect speech Friday function genre girl Heart Hottentot identity Imaginary J.M. Coetzee Jacobus Coetzee journey Kafka's Lacan Lacanian language liberal writer literary live Magda Magistrate Magistrate's mastery meaning metaphor metonymic Michael mimicry Mirror Stage mother myth narrative narrator notion object Olive Schreiner Pale Fire passage past phallus position postmodern present psychoanalytic re-writing reader reading recognize refers relation relationship repetition representation represents Schreiner's Schreiner's novel Section sense sexual signifier silence South African speak speech speech act story strategy structure Susan Barton Symbolic tell temporal tion translation truth turn unconscious utterance victim Wilden woman women words