Crisis and Reconciliations of Whites after Flourishing Hegemony in Post-Apartheid Era: Projection on Coetzee’s Disgrace

The images of white‟s crisis in Post-apartheid South Africa have been portrayed commendably in laudable novel Disgrace. It mainly focuses on the reckless reconciliation of the blacks and the whites and their sufferings during the Post-apartheid period in South Africa after the blacks having backed their power, long declined freedom, domination which they were declined for centuries. “PostApartheid refers to the period in South Africa after the end of Apartheid, which was the policy of "separateness" or the legally enforced separation of the races. It dates from 1994 to the present” (Assefa , et all 3).It gives a ponderous sketch regarding whites struggle and reveals their torment to adapt with the new formed atmosphere during Post-Apartheid time. In this paper we will observe that after humiliating, suffering a lot, how the protagonist characters, David Lurie and his daughter, Lucy Lurie struggled to adapt to the changing situation. They could anticipate that reconciliation is only possible when they will be subjugated.