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Disappearing islands and climate refugees have become signifiers of the scale and urgency of uneven impacts of climate change. This paper offers a critical account of how sea level rise debates reverberate around Western mythologies of island laboratories. I argue that representations of low‐lying Oceania islands as experimental spaces burden these sites with providing proof of a global climate change crisis. The emergence of Tuvalu as a climate change ‘canary’ has inscribed its islands as a location where developed world anxieties about global climate change are articulated. As Tuvalu islands and Tuvaluan bodies become sites to concretize climate science's statistical abstractions, they can enforce an eco‐colonial gaze on Tuvalu and its inhabitants. Expressions of ‘wishful sinking’ create a problematic moral geography in some prominent environmentalist narratives: only after they disappear are the islands useful as an absolute truth of the urgency of climate change, and thus a prompt to save the rest of the planet.

ALBERT WERTHEIM. Actor as well as playwright, Athol Fugard frequently initiated his plays as acting. They seem to begin, as his recently published Notebooks affirm, in the. Form of an image that grows in his consciousness and is then transmitted to the. Actors with whom he works so intimately. Athol Fugard, Master Harold.and the Boys. By her island's painful history - by what happened to her family, and between black people. This book explores the need to have right brain as well as left-brain skills to excel in the 21st.

From South Africa to the World Author: Albert Wertheim Publisher: Indiana University Press ISBN: 048 Category: Drama Page: 273 View: 4472 'Albert Wertheim's study of Fugard's plays is both extremely insightful and beautifully written—a book that held my attention from beginning to end. It was a pleasure to read! Wertheim succeeds in communicating the greatness of Fugard as a playwright, actor, and director. He also conveys well what Fugard has learned from other plays and dramatists.

Thus, he places Fugard's works not so much in a South African context as in a theatrical context. He also illuminates his interpretations with the help of Fugard's manuscripts, previously available only in South Africa. This book is aimed not only at teachers, students, scholars, and performers of Fugard but also at the person who simply loves going to see a Fugard play at the theatre. —Nancy Topping Bazin, Eminent Scholar and Professor Emeritus, Old Dominion University Considered one of the most brilliant, powerful, and theatrically astute of modern dramatists, South African playwright Athol Fugard is best known for The Blood Knot,'MASTER HAROLD'. And the boys, A Lesson from Aloes, and Sizwe Bansi Is Dead.