Public Intellectuals in South Africa: Critical Voices from the Past

Public Intellectuals in South Africa

Critical Voices from the Past

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Edited by Chris Broodryk, University of Pretoria

Publisher:: Wits University Press
Online publication date:: July 2022
Print publication year:: 2021
Online ISBN:: 9781776146918

Subjects:: Film, Media, Mass Communication, Media, Mass Communication

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This edited book is on neglected public intellectuals in the arts and humanities, and journalism who gave voice and presence to those who have been marginalised and silenced in South African history.

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Critical Voices from the Past

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-vi

Acknowledgements
pp vii-viii

Introduction: The Prismatic Nature of Public Intellectualism
pp 1-20

Chapter 1 - Recalibrating the Deep History of Intellectual Thought in theKwaZulu-Natal Region
pp 21-43

Chapter 2 - Elijah Makiwane and Early Black South African PublicIntellectualism
pp 44-67

Chapter 3 - Black Art Criticism in The Bantu World during the 1930s
pp 68-85

Chapter 4 - In Conversation with the Nation: Sowetan’s Maverick Editor AggreyKlaaste
pp 86-107

Chapter 5 - William Pretorius and the Public Intellectualism of the FilmCritic
pp 108-128

Chapter 6 - Cultural Policy and the Arts: Mewa Ramgobin and Public Dialogue
pp 129-157

Chapter 7 - ‘Kaalgat Critique’: The Public Intellectualism of KoosRoets as Afrikaans Satirist
pp 158-178

Chapter 8 - The Public Intellectualism of Artivist Mandisi Sindo
pp 179-199

Chapter 9 - The Janus-Faced Public Intellectual: Dr Thomas Duncan Greenlees at theInstitute for Imbecile Children, 1895–1907
pp 200-222

Contributors - List of Contributors
pp 223-226

Index
pp 227-238

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