The Death of Jesus

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The Death of Jesus is a philosophical novel by J. M. Coetzee that continues his allegorical exploration of childhood, identity, and morality begun in The Childhood of Jesus and The Schooldays of Jesus.

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instanceOf novel
author J. M. Coetzee NERFINISHED
continuationOf allegorical exploration begun in The Childhood of Jesus
allegorical exploration continued in The Schooldays of Jesus
countryOfOrigin South Africa
follows The Schooldays of Jesus NERFINISHED
genre allegorical fiction
philosophical fiction
hasISBN 978-1-846-55699-5
hasLiteraryForm prose
hasMotif dance and music
numbers and mathematics
orphanhood
translation and interpretation
hasReception generally positive critical reviews
isAllegoryFor ethical responsibility
spiritual quest
language English
literaryMovement contemporary literature
mainCharacter David NERFINISHED
Inés NERFINISHED
Simón NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person
originalTitle The Death of Jesus NERFINISHED
pageCount approximately 190 pages
partOf trilogy by J. M. Coetzee
precededBy The Schooldays of Jesus NERFINISHED
prequel The Childhood of Jesus NERFINISHED
The Schooldays of Jesus NERFINISHED
publicationDate 2019
publisher Harvill Secker NERFINISHED
Viking NERFINISHED
series Jesus trilogy NERFINISHED
setting fictional city of Estrella
theme childhood
death
education
faith
identity
morality
parenthood

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J. M. Coetzee notableWork The Death of Jesus