Dreams (1890)

ISBN-13: 9781554815647 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 175 str.

Olive Schreiner

Spis treści

• 1. From the Charter of the British South Africa Company (1889)
• 2. From Cecil Rhodes, “What We Were Fighting” (November 13, 1900)
• 3. From Sol Plaatje, Native Life in South Africa (1916)
• 4. Women’s Enfranchisement Leaflet with Schreiner’s notes (1908)
• 5. Letters to Julia Solly (1908), Will Schreiner (June 12, 1898), and Edward Carpenter (April 3, 1911)
• Appendix B: London
• 1. From Edward Carpenter, My Days and Dreams (1916)
• 2. From Constance Lytton, Prisons and Prisoners (1914)
• 3. From W.T. Stead, “The Novel of the Modern Woman” (March 1896)
• 4. Letters to Havelock Ellis (April 24, 1887), Maria Sharpe (November 24, 1887), and Karl Pearson (November 11, 1890)
• Appendix C: Literary and Intellectual Influences
• 1. From John Bunyan, “The Author’s Apology for his Book” and “In the Similitude of a Dream,” Pilgrim’s Progress (1678)
• 2. “The Parable of the Wedding Banquet,” Luke 14:7-24
• 3. From Herbert Spencer, First Principles (1860)
• 4. From Ralph Waldo Emerson, Lecture on the Times (1841)
• 5. From W.E.B. Du Bois, On the Souls of Black Folk (1903)
• 6. Selected poems from contemporary black South African poets: I.W.W. Citashe, “Your Cattle are Gone” (written during the 19th century, published 1961); Sol Plaatje, “Sweet Mhudi and I” (1920); Mrs. A.C. Dube, “Africa: My Native Land” (1913); and A.K. Soga, “Daughters of Africa” (1919)
• 7. From Mary Wollstonecraft, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)
• 8. Edward Carpenter, “The Curse of Property” from Towards Democracy (1905)
• 9. Anna Kingsford, “The Armed Goddess” from Dreams and Dream Stories (1883)
• 10. Letters to Edward Carpenter (October 26, 1905) and Margaret Harkness (between January and February 1891)
• Appendix D: The Reception and Importance of Dreams
• 1. Letter to T. Fisher Unwin (1892)
• 2. Arthur Symons, “Review of Dreams,” The Athenaeum (1891)
• 3. Amy Wellington, Introduction to Dreams (1915)
• 4. Advertisement for Dreams, from Trooper Peter Halket (1897)
• Appendix E: Schreiner’s Corpus
• 1. From The Story of an African Farm (1883)
• 2. From Woman and Labour (1911)
• 3. From From Man to Man (1926)
• 4. From “The Buddhist Priest’s Wife” (1891)
• 5. From “The Dawn of Civilisation” (1921)
• 6. From “Diamond Fields” (1872)
• 7. From “The Lingua Franca of the World” (1896)