Père-versions of the Truth: The Novels of J. M. Coetzee

aesthetic apartheid appears barbarian girl Beautiful Soul beauty becomes body calls camps child Coetzee’s comes confronted Costello course Cruso Curren dark daughter dead death desire discourse dissimulate Dostoevsky Drago Elizabeth Costello enigmatic enjoy enjoyment eyes father feels Fink Friday Friday's garden gaze Guguletu guilt hare lip identification imaginary innocence island J.M. Coetzee Jacques Lacan Jacques-Alain Miller Jokićs Joll jouissance Lacanian lack liberal living London Lucy Lurie Lurie’s Magistrate Marijana Master of Petersburg Matryona meaning metaphor Michael Michael K Mladen Dolar mother Munno Para mutilation narcissistic narrative Nechaev never novel object obscene one’s paternal Pavel Père-Versions perverse position precisely prosthesis Psychoanalysis Raskolnikov Rayment seems sense shame signifier Slavoj Žižek soul speak stepson story sublime superego Susan symbolic order takes thing tion trans tries truth turn ultimately Vercueil victim voice W.W. Norton woman words writing