Character Analysis of Coetzee’s Disgrace–Does David Lurie change
I have a life of my own, just as important to me as yours is to you, and in my life I am the one who makes the decisions (Coetzee 174) This is a poignant statement made by Lucy Lurie to her father David the protagonist and central consciousness of Disgrace....
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Coetzee, which tells the story about a fifty-two years old professor, David Lurie, who by committing a series of mistakes falls into a profound state of disgrace.
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Disgrace is set in a post-apartheid Cape Town where the protagonist David Lurie is forced to terminate his job after Melanie, a student, files a sexual abuse claim against him.

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In Disgrace David Lurie, an English professor, is arguably forced to resign from his position at the University, because of this Lurie moves to his daughters’ farm in Eastern Cape....
Coetzee Life and Times of Michael K Vintage, 1998 184 pages
In this essay I will explore how David Lurie's own view on masculinity is affected by his idolization of Lord Byron, and how this allows him to justify his immoral actions....
Coetzee Disgrace Vintage, 2000 220 pages
Pause and think about that" (Coetzee 134).
David and Pollux
Lurie and the Dogs: Selflessness and the Soul
Finding humanity
Love and selflessness
Sincerity and Empathy: Apology and Repentance
David and Melanie Isaacs
Confession, Apology and Sincerity
Political and psychological transitions
Political and psychological transitions are apparent throughout the novel "Disgrace."
David represents a psychological transition as he falls from prestigious professor in a university to a ranch-hand in rural Salem South Africa due to his self predicated "rights of desire".