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>>25221976
I read Waiting For The Barbarians and was not wildly impressed. Not a terrible writer, but at heart he's just another liberal wringing his hands over the wickedness of white people.
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>>25221976
Disgrace is great. Dont care for his other work
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>>25221986
>but at heart he's just another liberal wringing his hands over the wickedness of white people.
So he's based, I see I see.
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>>25221986
Read Disgrace. It's about how evil niggers are
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>>25221986
Another vote for Disgrace. The movie is also good.
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>>25221986
Disgrace is great. First time I read I couldn't tell if it was a conservative novel or a liberal novel. Second time I read it was clearly a liberal novel but it still puts forth uncomfortable arguments and impossible situations.
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>>25221976
This
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I hate how fucking passive all his characters are. Every single book is just about a guy who witnesses or experiences bad things happening in and does nothing about it. Infuriating.
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>>25223063
Most directionbrained post of the year award
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>>25223148
It's clearly a political book taking a stance on something, but being deliberately opaque about it and I went into it knowing nothing about Coetzee or his personal politics.
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>>25223174
I feel like liberal and conservative aren’t the only choices and are a quite American division. The book reminded me of Houellebecq a lot with its meditations on the post-Christian West and male sexuality
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>>25223293
You can swap out whatever terminology applies in S. Africa, but I think Coetzee very much had an opinion both on David's behavior and Lucy's decision, even if he refrained from telling us how to think.



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