Olive Schreiner - Thoughts on South Africa

Name: Thoughts on South Africa
Author: Olive Schreiner

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Author: Olive Schreiner

Genres: *Non-fiction, Social Science (Culture & Anthropology), Modern (20th C),

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Foreword by S. C. Cronwright-SchreinerPrefatory Note 1896Dedication and Introduction 1901Part One: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The ProblemPart Two: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The ProblemPart One: II. The BoerPart Two: II. The BoerPart One: III. The Problem of SlaveryPart Two: III. The Problem of SlaveryPart One: IV. The Wanderings of the BoerPart Two: IV. The Wanderings of the BoerPart One: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman's QuestionPart Two: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman’s QuestionVI. The Boer and His RepublicsPart One: VII. The Psychology of the BoerPart Two: VII. The Psychology of the BoerPart Three: VII. The Psychology of the BoerPart One: VIII. The EnglishmanPart Two: VIII. The EnglishmanNote A. The South African Nation (1900)Note B. The Value of Human Varieties (1901)Note C. The Domestic Life of the Boer (1899)Note D. Our Waste Land in Mashonaland (1891)

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'Thoughts on South Africa' is a collection of Schreiner's observations of colonial South Africa in the early 19th century, mostly regarding Boer-English relations. The book was published posthumously in 1923. Prospective listeners should be aware that it reflects the place, culture and language of the time in which it was written.