Ingrid Jonker

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Ingrid Jonker was a South African poet renowned for her emotionally charged, socially critical Afrikaans verse and her posthumous status as an icon of resistance to apartheid.

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instanceOf South African poet
human
poet
associatedWith Cape Town literary scene
birthName Ingrid Jonker
causeOfDeath suicide
child Simone Jonker
countryOfCitizenship South Africa
dateOfBirth 1933-12-19
dateOfDeath 1965-07-19
ethnicGroup Afrikaner
linked to: Afrikaners
familyName Jonker
father Abraham H. Jonker
Abraham Jonker
gender female
genre poetry
givenName Ingrid
hasPosthumousReputationAs icon of resistance to apartheid
influenced Afrikaans poetry
South African anti-apartheid literature
knownFor emotionally charged Afrikaans poetry
opposition to apartheid
socially critical verse
languageOfExpression Afrikaans
literaryPeriod 20th century
mannerOfDeath drowning
movement Sestigers
name Ingrid Jonker
nationality South African
notableAward Afrikaans Press Fund Prize
notableWork “Die kind (wat doodgeskiet is deur soldate by Nyanga)”
“Kantelson”
“Ontvlugting”
“Rook en oker”
occupation poet
writer
placeOfBirth Douglas, Northern Cape, South Africa
placeOfDeath Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town, South Africa
politicalContext apartheid in South Africa
residence Cape Town
Johannesburg
sibling Anna Jonker
subjectOf biographical studies
film “Ingrid Jonker: Her Lives and Time”
workTranslatedInto Dutch
English
French
German
writingLanguage Afrikaans

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Sestigers notableMember Ingrid Jonker
Black Butterflies mainSubject Ingrid Jonker
Black Butterflies characterRole Ingrid Jonker
Afrikaans literature hasNotableAuthor Ingrid Jonker
Die Sestigers hasPart Ingrid Jonker
Die Sestigers movementParticipant Ingrid Jonker
Ingrid Jonker name Ingrid Jonker
Ingrid Jonker birthName Ingrid Jonker