Bibliography of Overseas Publications about South Africa; Including Publications by South Africans and Translations of South African Works published Abroad I974-75 xiii+7I State Library (Pretoria) 1976.
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A Guide to the South African Manuscript Collections in the South African Library , Cape Town W. Tyrrell-Glyn I72 South African Library (Cape Town).
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African Research and DocumentationII (see AFRICA: GENERAL Journals) contains pp 28-32
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The Africana Collections of the University of the WitwatersrandR. Musiker illust 2I U of the Witwatersrand Library (Johannesburg) 1976.
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Theatre QuarterlyVII28 (London) contains pp 94-5
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UCT Studies in English7 (see Journals) contains pp 140-4
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Eglinton, CharlesUnder the Horizon I03 Purnell (Cape Town) R3.00.
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Gwala, M.P.Jol ünkomo 72 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) RI.95.
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Jensma, Wopko IMust Show You My Clippings 79 Ravan (Johannesburg) R3.75.
MacPhail, E.'Seascapes in Chiaroscuro'Contrast XI 4 15-20.
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Malan, N.'Colour of the Rain'ContrastXI 4 6-11.
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Manganyi, N.C.Mashoangu's Reverie and Other Essays I06 Ravan (Johannesburg) R3.75 ; 2 fictionalized essays of 'self-analysis' and 2 essays on black attitudes.
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Maré, P.M.'The Hornet's Nest'Contrast XI 3 9-14.
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Margo, I.'Evelina'Quarry '77 151-66.
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Marquard, J.'Regina's Baby'New Classic 4 49-58 (see Journals).
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Mutloase, M.'While the Cat Is Away'Donga 4 5 (see Journals).
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Muller, C.'A Phantasmagoria'Quarry '77 130-5.
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Muller, D.Whitey I20 Ravan (Johannesburg) R4.75.
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Noyes, J.'Knives'ContrastXI 2 8-16.
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Roberts, SheilaHe's My Brother I82 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) R4.50.
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-'The Lie of the Land'ContrastXI 4 36-43.
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Wilhelm, PeterThe Dark Wood I6I Ravan (Johannesburg).
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-'Evening at the Merrills'Quarry '77 100-05.
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-'The Big Match'Donga 6 6.
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Bateleur Poets 94 Bateleur (Johannesburg) R3.50; sections by 4 poets: D. Maclennan, S. Roberts, C. Style, P. Wilhelm.
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Contemporary South African Plays ed E. Perreira 293 Ravan (Johannesburg) R4.50.
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New South African Writing I5I Lorton ( Johannesburg) R4.50.
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Quarry '77: New South African Writing ed L. Abrahams and W. Saunders I72 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) R4.50.
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Davenport, T.R.H.South Africa: A Modern History xvi+432Macmillan £I0.00.
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Mphahlele, Ezekiel'South Africa: Two Communities and the Struggle for a Birthright'Journal of African StudiesIV I 21-30 (see AFRICA: GENERAL Journals).
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Nkondo, G.M. (ed) Turfloop Testimony: The Dilemma of a Black University in South Africa 93 Ravan (Johannesburg) 1976.
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Nkosi, Z.'The Lessons of Soweto'African Communist6818-33 (London).
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Nyameko, R.S. and G. Singh'The Role of Black Consciousness in the South African Revolution'African Communist6834-47.
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South African Institute of Race RelationsA Survey of Race Relations in South Africa, I976 xii+496 S.A Inst of Race Relations (Johannesburg) R6.00.
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Shaka Pieter Fourie tr by S. Gillham iii+72 Longman £2.50; play.
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Abrahams, Peter'Nationalism: Abrahams's A Wreath for Udomo and Aluko's One Man, One Matchet' S.A. Gakwandi The Novel and Contemporary Experience in Africa43-65 (see AFRICA: GENERAL Criticism).
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Bosman, Herman Charles'Bosman's Marico Allegory: A Study in Topicality' S. Gray English Studies in AfricaXX 2 79-94 (see Journals ).
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Brutus, Dennis'Dennis Brutus and His Critics' B. Lindfors West African Journal of Modern Languages 2 ( 1976) 13 7-44 (Ibadan, Nigeria).
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-'The Autobiographical Nature of the Poetry of Dennis Brutus'B.M. SsensaloUfahamuVII2130-41 (see AFRICA: GENERAL Journals).
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Dikobe, Modikwe'The Marabi Dance' I. Hofmeyr Africa Perspective6I-12 (see Journals).
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Fugard, Athol'Athol Fugard's Sizwe Bansi Is Dead' D. Walder The Varied Scene, Aspects of Drama Today67-80 (Open U, Milton Keynes, England).
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- 'Fugard on Acting: Actors on Fugard'Theatre QuarterlyVII2883-7 (London).
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-'Keeping an Appointment with the Future: The Theatre of Athol Fugard'M. BensonTheatre QuarterlyVII28 77-83.
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- 'The White Man's Burden' J. Coetzee Speak I 1 4-7 (see Journals).
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Gordimer, Nadine'The Way Out of South Africa: Nadine Gordimer's The Lying Days'Theoria4945-60 (see Journals ).
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Gray, Stephen'The National Neurosis: A Critical Study of Stephen Gray's Local Colour' M. Rice English in Africa IV I 55-63 (see Journals ).
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Head, Bessie'Bessie Head's Alienated Heroine: Victim or Villain?'F. Ojo-Ade Ba ShiruVIII 2 13-22 (see AFRICA: GENERAL Journals ).
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Kunene, Mazisi'An Interview with Mazisi Kunene on African Philosophy' C. Luchembe UfahamuVII 2 3-27.
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Millin, SarahGertrude Sarah Gertrude Millin: A South African Life M. Rubin 284 Ad Donker (Johannesburg) RI2.50.
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Mphahlele, Ezekiel'The Legend of Zeke Mphahlele'U.A. Barnett ContrastXI 2 20-4 (see Journals).
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Mqhayi, S.E.K.'Two Unpublished Poems by S.E.K. Mqhayi' J. Opland Research in African LiteraturesVIII I 27-53 (See AFRICA: GENERAL Journals).
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Nkosi, Lewis'In His Own Country: On Lewis Nkosi's Home and Exile' DCook African Literature: A Critical View217-34 (see AFRICA: GENERAL Criticism).
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Plaatje, Sol T.'Plaatje's Shakespeare' S. Gray English in AfricaIV I I-6.
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Roberts, Sheila'Interview with Sheila Roberts' W. Odendaal Donga 4 4 (see Journals).
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Schreiner, Olive"Saints and Sinners": An Unidentified Olive Schreiner Manuscript' C.P. Ravilious JCLXII I I-12.
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Smith, Pauline'Barriers of Race and Language: Pauline Smith's Critique of a Rural Society' G. Haresnape English in Africa IV I 40-6.
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-'Pauline Smith's "Desolation" - and the Worthwhile African English Literary Text' G. Haresnape UCT Studies in English 7 99-103 (see Journals).
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-'The Style of Poverty: The Language of Pauline Smith's Little Karoo' C. Wilhelm English Studies in AfricaXX 2 65-78.
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'A Brief Chronology of the Theatre in South Africa' R. VandenBroucke Theatre OuarterlyVII 28 44 (London).
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'A Crowded Scene' A. Delius ContrastXI 2 54-74; and XI 3 56-77 (see Journals).
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'A Generic Approach to the South African Novel in English' A.E. Voss UCT Studies in English 7 110-21 (see Journals).
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'Afrikaans Theatre: The Contemporary Scene' A. Brink Theatre QuarterlyVII 28 71-5.
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An English Miscellany: Presented to W.S. Mackie ed B. S. Lee O U P (Cape Town).
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'Black Poets in the Seventies' R. Rive English in Africa IV 1 47-54 (see Journals).
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'Censorship by Skin Colour' J. Laurence Index on CensorshipVI 2 40-3 (London).
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'Contemporary Poetry from Black South Africa' A. Ravenscroft The Literary CriterionXII 4 33-52 (see INDIA Journals ).
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Content and Context of Zulu Folk-narratives B.M. du Toit xv+88 U Presses of Florida (Gainesville) $3.00.
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'Death of a Little Magazine'S. GrayContrastXI243-9.
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'Dilemmas in Black Poetry'A.G. UllyattContrastXI451-62.
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'Ecrivains noirs sud-africains et apartheid' C. Dailly West African Journal of Modern Languages2 (1976) 55-66 (Ibadan, Nigeria).
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'Gentlest Bonds: A Study of Colonial Feeling' J. Povey English in AfricaIV 1 7-17.
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'"Prejudicial to the Safety of the State" : Censorship and the Theatre in South Africa' A. Akerman Theatre QuarterlyVII 28 54-6.
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'Problems of Creative Writers: A Reply' I. Hofmeyr Work in Progress 2 31-7 (see Journals).
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'Problems of Creative Writers in South Africa: A Response'K. SoleWork in Progress14-25.
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'Protest Poetry in Pre-Independence Mozambique and Angola'H. HughesEnglish in AfricaIVI18-31.
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'Silenced Generation'J. GrantIndex on CensorshipVI2 38-43.
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Some Random Observations on the Teaching of English in South African Universities since 1948'G. ButlerUCT Studies in English72-II.
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Some Thoughts on a Deadly Theatre'T. Parr and C. HahnSpeak I 22-5 (see Journals).
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Teaching South African'UCT Studies in English7104-09.
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The Black Man and White Literature'R. RiveNew Classic461-70 (see Journals).
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The 5 os and Beyond'M. MzamaneNew Classic423-32.
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The Myth of Adamastor in South African Literature'S. GrayTheoria49I-24 (see Journals).
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'The Nature and Use of Oral Literature'Bob LeshoaiNew Classic4I-II.
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'The Need for a History of South African English Literature'S. GrayStandpunte12936-45 (see Journals ).
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'The Psychological Pauperization of Man in Our Society'P. Horn Quarry'77 III-21 (see Anthologies).
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'The Short Story Tradition in Black South Africa'M. MzamaneDonga71 (see Journals).
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'The Study of Literature in Africa' See AFRICA: GENERAL Criticism.
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'Three Profiles from the South African Theatre'I. FergusonTheatre QuarterlyVII2887-94.
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'Tradition and Innovation in the Theatre of Workshop '71' Mshengu (pseud of R. McLaren) Theatre QuarterlyVII 28 63-7.
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'Why Must These Shows Go on ? A Critique of Black Musicals Made for White Audiences'A. AkermanTheatre QuarterlyVII2867-9.
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Africa Perspective 4-6, c/o Students Representative Council, U of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, R0.75; articles on sociology, literature; irregular.
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Contrast: South African Quarterly XI 2-4, P.O. Box 384I, Cape Town. Annual sub R3.50; articles, reviews, poetry, prose.
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Crux: A Guide to Teaching English Language and Literature XI I-4, Foundation for Education, Science & Technology, Pretoria. Annual sub R2.00; for teachers and high-school pupils.
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Donga June, Sep, Nov, ed W. Odendaal, 29a Ninth Ave, Mayfair, Johannesburg, R0.50; an English-Afrikaans literary magazine.
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English in Africa IV 1 -2, Institute for the Study of English in Africa, Rhodes U., Grahamstown, C.P. Annual sub R3.50; deals with African and S. African literature.
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English Studies in AfricaXX1-2, U of the Witwatersrand Press, Jan Smuts Ave, Johannesburg . Annual sub R5.00; No 2 annually contains 'Select Bibliography'.
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Jewish Affairs XXXII I-12, S.A. JewishBoard of Deputies , Johannesburg; includes reviews, critical articles, occasional stories.
OptimaXXXVII1-4, Anglo-American Corp , 44 Main St., Johannesburg. Annual sub for non-shareholders R5.00; occasional critical articles.
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Reality: A Journal of Liberal Opinion VIII 6 and IX I-5, Reality Pblns, Flat 2, Temple Chambers, Carlyle Arcade, Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Annual sub RI.50; mainly political, occasional literary articles.
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South African Journal of African Affairs VII I-2, Africa Institute of S. Africa, Box 630, Pretoria 000I, R2.40.
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South African Outlook CVII I268-I273 and CVIII I274-I279, P.O. Box 363, Cape Town. Annual sub R2.00; 'an independent journal dealing with ecumenical and racial affairs'; includes poetry, literary articles.
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Speak I, 402 Earlgo Bldg, 42 Kloof Rd, Gardens, Cape Town, RI.00; articles, reviews, mainly on drama.
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Standpunte I27-I32, P.O. Box 376, Stellenbosch, C.P. Annual sub R9.00; Afrikaans literary journal with occasional English contributions.
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Theoria: A Journal of Studies in the Arts, Humanities and Sciences48-49, U of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Annual sub R2.00; includes critical articles.
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UCT Studies in English 7, English Dept, U of Cape Town, Rondebosch, Cape Town, RI.00.
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UNISA English StudiesXVI-3, English Dept, U of South Africa, Pretoria, gratis to students of the University. Annual sub to others R2.00; includes large reviews section.
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Work in ProgressI-2, Politics Dept, U of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, R0.75; articles on literature, sociology, politics.