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Disgrace

J.M. Coetzee
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Region

Southern Africa

South Africa

Era

Contemporary

Language

English

Genre

Fiction

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A stark examination of post-apartheid South Africa following a disgraced university professor who moves to his daughter's farm, exploring race, power, and violence.

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Winner of 1999 Booker Prize; named by BBC News as one of 100 most influential novels; The Observer named it greatest novel 1980-2005

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A stark examination of post-apartheid South Africa following a disgraced university professor who moves to his daughter's farm, exploring race, power, and violence. Winner of 1999 Booker Prize; named by BBC News as one of 100 most influential novels; The Observer named it greatest novel 1980-2005

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