The wretched of the panoptic city: an evaluation of the spatial power in JM Coetzee’s Foe by Hamid Yari, Mohsen Hanif

“… This article explores Michel Foucault’s heterotopia and Fredric Jameson’s cognitive mapping in JM Coetzee’s Foe (1986). It also finds links between social colonialism and socio-spatial identities within the terrain of the cities of London and Bristol. …”
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A voices of multiplier: A idade do ferro (1992) and Desonra (2000) of JM Coetzee by Ruane Maciel Kaminski Alves, Ximena Antonia Díaz Merino

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Subverting the pastoral: the transcendence of space and place in J.M. Coetzee’s <i>Disgrace</i> by S. Smit-Marais, M. Wenzel

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The sexual politics of meat : a feminist-vegetarian critical theory / by 501708 Adams, Carol J.

“…""The connections traced between rampant masculinity, misogyny, carnivorism, and militarism operate as powerfully today as when Carol Adams first diagnosed them twenty years ago." JM Coetzee" "For twenty years, The Sexual Politics of Meat has inspired, engaged, and challenged readers. …”

The white crisis : an analysis of the redemption of guilt in postcolonial Southern African literature. by Leong, Lucas Wei Ben.

“…In relating the common themes of JM Coetzee’s Disgrace, Waiting for the Barbarians and Doris Lessing’s The Grass Is Singing, we see that the manifestations of guilt in these postcolonial novels is seen as a destabilising force, and the acceptance of which ultimately leads the protagonists to exclusion from their native societies. …”
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Reading between life and work: reflections on ‘J.M. Coetzee’ by Boehmer, E

“…JM Coetzee has remarked that all autobiography is story-telling and also that all writing is a kind of autobiography. …”