Afrikaans literature

E928657

Afrikaans literature is the body of written works produced in the Afrikaans language, encompassing poetry, prose, and drama that reflect the culture, history, and experiences of Afrikaans-speaking communities, particularly in South Africa.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Afrikaans literature canonical 10
Afrikaans literary canon 2

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Statements (75)

Predicate Object
instanceOf literature ⓘ
national literature ⓘ
associatedWithEthnicGroup Afrikaners ⓘ
Coloured communities in South Africa ⓘ
countryOfOrigin South Africa ⓘ
developedFrom Dutch literature ⓘ
emergedAsDistinctTraditionInCentury 19th century ⓘ
hasEarliestTextsInForm political pamphlets ⓘ
religious texts ⓘ
hasImportantPeriod apartheid-era literature ⓘ
post-apartheid literature ⓘ
hasMajorForm drama ⓘ
poetry ⓘ
prose ⓘ
hasNotableAuthor Adam Small ⓘ
André P. Brink ⓘ
Antjie Krog ⓘ
Boerneef ⓘ
Breyten Breytenbach ⓘ
C. J. Langenhoven ⓘ
C. Louis Leipoldt ⓘ
D. J. Opperman ⓘ
Dalene Matthee ⓘ
Deon Meyer ⓘ
Elisabeth Eybers ⓘ
Etienne Leroux ⓘ
Etienne van Heerden ⓘ
Eugène Marais ⓘ
Ingrid Jonker ⓘ
Jan Rabie ⓘ
Karel Schoeman ⓘ
Marlene van Niekerk ⓘ
N. P. van Wyk Louw ⓘ
P. G. du Plessis ⓘ
Riana Scheepers ⓘ
Ronelda Kamfer ⓘ
Toon van den Heever ⓘ
Totius ⓘ
Uys Krige ⓘ
W. E. G. Louw ⓘ
hasNotableAward Hertzog Prize ⓘ
M-Net Literary Awards ⓘ
W. A. Hofmeyr Prize ⓘ
hasNotableGenre drama ⓘ
farm novel ⓘ
lyric poetry ⓘ
political protest literature ⓘ
social realism ⓘ
hasNotableInstitution Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging ⓘ
Taalmonument (Afrikaans Language Monument) ⓘ
hasNotableMovement Dertigers ⓘ
Sestigers ⓘ
Tagtigers ⓘ
hasNotableTheme colonialism and postcolonialism ⓘ
gender and feminism ⓘ
identity and belonging ⓘ
language politics in South Africa ⓘ
race relations in South Africa ⓘ
religion and Calvinism ⓘ
rural and farm life ⓘ
urbanisation ⓘ
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet ⓘ
isPartOf African literature ⓘ
South African literature ⓘ
isStudiedAt Stellenbosch University ⓘ
University of Cape Town ⓘ
University of Pretoria ⓘ
isStudiedInDiscipline Afrikaans and Dutch studies ⓘ
reflects Afrikaner nationalism ⓘ
South African history ⓘ
apartheid experience ⓘ
multicultural South African identities ⓘ
post-apartheid transition ⓘ
sawMajorGrowthInCentury 20th century ⓘ
usesLanguage Afrikaans ⓘ

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Referenced by (12)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

D. J. Opperman → fieldOfWork → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
A. G. Visser → fieldOfWork → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
C. M. van den Heever → partOf → Afrikaans literary canon ⓘ
linked to: Afrikaans literature
W.E.G. Louw → fieldOfWork → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Afrikaanse Taalmuseum → topic → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Dolosse → partOf → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Naaldekoker → associatedWith → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Jan Rabie → influenced → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Adam Small → influenced → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Bartho Smit → partOf → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Onderdak → isPartOfTradition → Afrikaans literature ⓘ
Die ryke dwaas → partOf → Afrikaans literary canon ⓘ
linked to: Afrikaans literature