André Brink
An Instant in the Wind
Artikelnummer 10218459
An Instant in the Wind tells the story of a young white woman who finds herself in the hostile South African landscape of the eighteenth century and forms an unexpected bond with a runaway black slave. As they struggle to survive amid natural dangers and social tensions, the narrative explores themes of racial inequality, human dignity, and the complexity of personal relationships within a colonial context. The novel highlights the conflict between personal morality and societal norms, and illustrates the power of mutual understanding and empathy in an environment shaped by prejudice and violence.
Conditie
Tweedehands - Goed
Taal
Engels
Artikeltype
Boek - Hardcover
Publicatiejaar
1979
Uitgever
W.H. Allen (London)
Aantal pagina’s
252
EAN
9780491016179
Stofomslag
Goed
