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The Great Discussion on Education
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The Great Discussion on Education

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  • William Wellington Gqoba

    …and the Pagan” and “The Great Discussion on Education,” both influenced in style by his fellow South African Tiyo Soga’s translation of Pilgrim’s Progress into Xhosa. In the first poem the traditional conflict is set up between the pleasures and riches of life supported by the pagan and the ascetic…

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    …and the Pagan” and “The Great Discussion on Education,” both influenced in style by his fellow South African Tiyo Soga’s translation of Pilgrim’s Progress into Xhosa. In the first poem the traditional conflict is set up between the pleasures and riches of life supported by the pagan and the ascetic…

    Read More