Living in Hope and History. Notes from Our Century. Este artículo no está disponible.Living in Hope and History. Notes from Our Century

This collection of essays, articles, critiques and addresses extends over four decades, and includes the author's Nobel Prize lecture of 1991. Her themes are wide-ranging, moving from the impact of technology on our world-view to the convergence of the moral and the political in fiction.

"Nadine Gordimer [is] one of the grand chroniclers of the era...[She] gives the power of voice to a world where history so often seems to stamp out hope."--Jill Piggott, "The Boston Globe Review" "Gripping and important...A rare glimpse of the crumbling of the last bastion of colonialism, told by a writer of consummate skill."--Steven Harvey, "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution" "Gordimer has undoubtedly become one of the World's Great Writers...Her rootedness in a political time, place and faith has never dimmed her complex gifts as an artist; her partisanship has not compromised her artistic distance. Great writers can retain political faith; they can believe and create. This is an important message for all aspirant writers of the next century."--"The Independent" (London)