Africans in literature.

Declining the stereotype = ethnicity and representation in French cultures / by: (Language materials, printed)

Shakespeare without women = representing gender and race on the Renaissance stage / by: (Language materials, printed)

Writing in the San/d : = autoethnography among indigenous southern Africans / by: (Language materials, printed)

Facts, fiction, and African creative imaginations by: (Electronic resources)

Black consciousness and South Africa's national literature by: (Electronic resources)

Race and rhetoric in the Renaissance = barbarian errors / by: (Electronic resources)

Blacks in literature.

Female impersonators- History.- England

Autobiography- Authorship.

Theater and society- History.- England

Arts- Africa.

Literature.

Africans in literature.

North Africans in literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Characters

Shakespeare, William,- Stage history- To 1625.

Theater- Casting- 16th century.- England

Postcolonial/World Literature.

San (African people)

Ethnology- Biographical methods.- South Africa

English literature- History and criticism.- Early modern, 1500-1700

Africa- In popular culture.

South African literature- History and criticism.

Twentieth-Century Literature.

Feminism and theater- History.- England

Literatur

Englisch

Africa- Civilization- 21st century.

Performing Arts.

Stereotype (Psychology) in literature.

Shakespeare, William,- Political and social views.

San (African people)- Social life and customs.

Ethnology- Authorship.- South Africa

Race in literature.

French literature- History and criticism.- 20th century

Shakespeare, William,- Views on race.

Rhetoric- History- 16th century.- England

Rhetoric- History- 17th century.- England

Poetry and Poetics.

Theater- Casting- 17th century.- England

Women in literature.

Renaissance- England.

Schwarze (Motiv)

National characteristics, African, in literature.

African Literature.