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Extractions: held in Cape Town, September 2004.) Tanya Barben This paper will be just a soupçon of what could well be a five-course meal. I hope, nevertheless, that the sample could tempt your senses and stimulate an interest among historians and literati in the rôle of historical fiction in creating a sense of historical reality in the juvenile reader. It is as a reader of history and historical fiction that I approach this topic, not as an historian or literary critic. `Anyone interested in ideas political ideas in the broadest and most important sense cannot afford to neglect what children read. (Dixon, 1977: xii, xv .) This dictum can be applied as easily, if not more so, to the books written in the past as to the books written today. Literature can and does play a role in offering children a picture of the society in which they live, but also of the wider world that they inhabit. Historical fiction gives them access to the world of the past, it perhaps excites an interest in that worlds historical reality. History is supposed to describe the past as it was. Historical novels describe history as it could have been, but their authors use the personages, politics and backdrop of the past as a device on which to hang the story. It is, of course, from the present that the authors produce a view of the past, in the sense that they can only use that information that is available to them to re-create the past.
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