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Athol Fugard

Tsotsi (Revised Edition)

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Tsotsi traces six days in the life of a ruthless gang leader. When we meet Tsotsi, he is a man without a name who has repressed his past and now lives only to stage and execute vicious crimes. When he inadvertently kidnaps a baby, Tsotsi is confronted with memories of his own painful childhood, and this angry young man begins to rediscover his own humanity, dignity and capacity to love.Internationally acclaimed playwright Athol Fugard is renowned for his explorations of personal and political survival in apartheid South Africa. First published in 1980, Tsotsi is his only novel. A film based on the book won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 2006.
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212 páginas impresas
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Publicación original
2015
Año de publicación
2015
Editorial
Jonathan Ball
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    His name was Gumboot Dhlamini and he had been chosen. But he never knew until it was too late. They gave him no warning.
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    nothing had ever been as sharp in its effect on him, no pain, no pleasure, no event in the years since that certain moment when he had found himself alive and inwardly a darkness, keeping it that way until the bluegum trees when out of the past he knew nothing about, and had wanted to know nothing about, had come a yellow bitch, crawling, in great pain ...

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