Keyan Tomaselli

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Keyan Tomaselli is affiliated with the following schools: Rhodes University, University of Johannesburg, University of KwaZulu-Natal

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According to Wikipedia, Keyan Gray Tomaselli is a South African communication professor and author, currently Professor Emeritus and Fellow at University of KwaZulu-Natal, where he established and operated its Centre for Communication, Media and Society for 29 years until becoming a Distinguished Professor of Humanities at University of Johannesburg. He is also editor of the UKZN-UJ journal Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and Media Studies and co-editor at UJ's journal Journal of African Cinemas. He is also a published author and has been largely collected by libraries.

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Overimitation in Kalahari Bushman Children and the Origins of Human Cultural Cognition (2010) (328)
Appropriating Images: The Semiotics of Visual Representation (1999) (132)
Where culture takes hold: "overimitation" and its flexible deployment in Western, Aboriginal, and Bushmen children. (2014) (116)
The Cinema of Apartheid: Race and Class in South African Film (1988) (103)
“Self” and “Other”: Auto-Reflexive and Indigenous Ethnography (2008) (78)
‘Our Culture’ vs ‘Foreign Culture’ (2003) (74)
The alternative press in South Africa (1991) (68)
The Economics of Racism (1983) (67)
Ownership and control in the South African print media: black empowerment after apartheid, 1990–1997 (1997) (61)
Exploring tool innovation: a comparison of Western and Bushman children. (2014) (59)
Narrating the Crisis: Hegemony and the South African Press (1992) (50)
Towards a Theory of Orality in African Cinema (1995) (40)
Introduction: Media recuperations of the San (1995) (34)
Transformation of the South African Media (2004) (34)
Encounters in the Kalahari: Some points of departure (1999) (34)
Cultural tourism and identity : rethinking indigeneity (2012) (33)
South African Journalism and Mass Communication Scholarship: negotiating ideological schisms (2000) (33)
(Afri)Ethics, Communitarianism and Libertarianism (2009) (32)
The Press in South Africa (1989) (30)
Exogenous and Endogenous Democracy: South African Politics and Media (2008) (27)
Blue Is Hot, Red Is Cold: Doing Reverse Cultural Studies in Africa (2001) (26)
The influence of goal demotion on children's reproduction of ritual behavior (2018) (24)
Perverse incentives and the political economy of South African academic journal publishing (2018) (24)
Video, realism and class struggle: Theoretical lacunae and the problem of power (1990) (24)
Film and Trauma: Africa Speaks to Itself through Truth and Reconciliation Films (2010) (24)
Broadcasting in South Africa (1991) (23)
"…We Have to Work with our own Heads" (/Angn!ao): San Bushmen and the Media (2002) (23)
Multicultural Education in the United States (2001) (23)
Repositioning African media studies: thoughts and provocations (2009) (22)
Rereading the Gods Must be Crazy Films (2006) (21)
Doing cultural studies: What is literacy in the age of the post? (2013) (21)
Where Is the Theory in Visual Anthropology? (2014) (20)
Creation Across Culture: Children’s Tool Innovation Is Influenced by Cultural and Developmental Factors (2019) (20)
The Semiotics of Alternative Theatre in South Africa (1981) (20)
Cultural Tourism and Identity (2012) (19)
“Dit is Die here Se Asem”: The Wind, its Messages, and Issues of Auto-Ethnographic Methodology in the Kalahari (2003) (19)
Psychospiritual ecoscience: The Ju/'hoansi and cultural tourism (1999) (19)
Condom brands, perceptions of condom efficacy and HIV prevention among university students in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (2009) (19)
Restructuring the industry: South African cinema beyond Apartheid (2002) (18)
A cross-cultural investigation of young children's spontaneous invention of tool use behaviours (2020) (18)
Action research, participatory communication: why governments don't listen. (1997) (18)
Recovering praxis: cultural studies in Africa (1998) (18)
Alter-egos: cultural and media studies (2012) (17)
Ethics: a radical justice approach (2002) (17)
People of the Great Sandface (1992) (17)
Stories to tell, stories to sell: resisting textualization (2003) (16)
Mandela, MTV, Television and apartheid (1993) (16)
Faulting Faultlines: Racism in the South African media (2000) (16)
Perspectives on Orality in African Cinema (1995) (16)
Young Children From Three Diverse Cultures Spontaneously and Consistently Prepare for Alternative Future Possibilities. (2019) (16)
Community and Class Struggle: Problems in Methodology (1988) (16)
Cultural strategies in a changing development: reassessing Paulo Freire in the information age (1996) (15)
Internationalising Media Studies (2007) (15)
The semiotics of anthropological authenticity: The film apparatus and cultural accommodation (2001) (15)
Filming Real People (2017) (15)
Cultural Studies as ‘Psycho-babble’. Post-LitCrit, methodology and dynamic justice (2001) (15)
Imitation, Collaboration, and Their Interaction Among Western and Indigenous Australian Preschool Children. (2016) (15)
The poverty of journalism: Media studies and ‘science’ (1999) (14)
Resistance Through Mediated Orality (1997) (14)
HIV/AIDS and discourses of denial in sub-Saharan Africa: An Afro-optimist response? (2012) (14)
’Op die grond‘: Writing in the san/d, surviving crime (2003) (14)
Semiotics in an African context : ''science" vs "priest-craft" - "semiology" vs "semiotics". (1993) (13)
'African' Cinema: Theoretical Perspectives on Some Unresolved Questions (1993) (13)
South–North perspectives: the development of cultural and media studies in Southern Africa (2013) (13)
A contested terrain: Struggle through culture (1987) (13)
Orality, rhythmography and visual representation (1997) (13)
Powering popular conceptions: The !Kung in the Marshall family expedition films of the 1950s (1999) (13)
Cultural studies in Africa: Positioning difference (1999) (13)
State of the discipline communication studies in South Africa (2002) (12)
Over-Imitation in the Kalahari Desert and the Origins of Human Cultural Cognition (2009) (12)
Who owns what? Indigenous knowledge and struggles over representation (2014) (12)
(Re)Mediatizing HIV/AIDS in South Africa (2009) (12)
Textualizing the san “past”: Dancing with development (1999) (12)
South African Cinema Beyond Apartheid: Affirmative Action in Distribution and Storytelling (2000) (12)
Misreading theory, sloganising analysis: The development of South African media and film policy (1996) (12)
First and third person encounters: Ecquid Novi, theoretical lances and research methodology (2004) (11)
Nollywood Production, Distribution and Reception (2014) (11)
Media graphics as an interventionist strategy (1984) (11)
Visualizing Different Kinds of Writing: Auto-ethnography, Social Science (2013) (11)
Paradigm, position and partnerships: Difference in communication studies (2005) (10)
Popular Memory and the Voortrekker Films (1985) (10)
Ethnographic film/video production and oral documentation: the case of Piet Draghoender in 'Kat River: the end of hope' (1989) (10)
Romancing the Kalahari: Personal journeys of methodological discovery (2002) (10)
Special Issue: From One to An-Other: Auto-Ethnographic Explorations in Southern Africa (2003) (10)
Theory Meets Theatre Practice: Making a Difference to Public Health Programmes in Southern Africa. Professor Lynn Dalrymple: South African Scholar, Activist, Educator (2012) (10)
Political economy of media transformation in South Africa (2011) (10)
The Media and Mandela (2003) (10)
Popular Communication in South Africa: “Mapantsula” and its Context of Struggle (1991) (10)
The South African Progressive Press Under Emergency, 1986–1988 (1989) (10)
Journalism education: bridging media and cultural studies (2002) (10)
Cultural studies and renaissance in Africa: recovering praxis (1999) (9)
Ideology/Culture/Hegemony and Mass Media in South Africa: A Literature Survey (1981) (9)
Intellectual property rights and the political economy of culture (2006) (9)
Considerations on the Role of Media and Information in Building a New South Africa (1994) (9)
Media Ownership and Democratization (2017) (9)
Structured absences: Shot logs on the Marshall family expeditionary films, 1950–1958 (1999) (9)
Hacking through academentia : autoethnography, data and social change (2015) (9)
Media in Africa (2009) (9)
Public self-expression: Decolonising researcher–researched relationships (2015) (8)
Research to do, results to sell: Enabling subjects and researchers (2005) (8)
Consuming nature: Antarctica, penguins and pollution (2012) (8)
Cultural studies and theoretical impoverishment (1998) (8)
Virtual Religion, the Fantastic, and Electronic Ontology (2015) (8)
Dialectical Intellectuals, Essentialism and the African Renaissance (2005) (8)
Re-Semiotizing the South African Democratic Project: The African Renaissance (2001) (8)
Policing the text: disciplinary threats and spin doctoring (2000) (8)
Made in China: The Gods Go East (2005) (7)
‘Colouring It In’: Films in ‘Black’ or ‘White’ - Reassessing Authorship (1993) (7)
Media monitoring and methodology (1994) (7)
The Australian journalism vs cultural studies debate: implications for South African media studies (2000) (7)
Paradigms in South African cinema research: Modernity, the New Africa Movement and beyond (2008) (7)
Review Article : African cultural studies (1998) (7)
Editorial Statement: African Cultural Studies (2008) (6)
The Semiotics of Anthropological Authenticity: How Cultures Change to Fit Their Media Image (1999) (6)
Negotiations, transitions and uncertainty principles: Critical Arts in the worlds of the post (1996) (6)
IDEOLOGY AND CENSORSHIP IN SOUTH AFRICAN FILM (1980) (6)
A brief history of South African journalism, mass communication and media education. (2002) (6)
Media Education and the Crisis of Hegemony in South Africa (1985) (6)
‘Seeing red’: cultural studies in global comparison (2016) (6)
Researching the San, San/ding the research (2014) (6)
The Marxist legacy in media and cultural studies: implications for Africa (1995) (6)
“Where's Shaka Zulu?”: Shaka Zulu as an intervention in contemporary political discourse (2002) (6)
A Review of: “Handbook of Material Culture” (2007) (5)
New media: Ancient Signs of literacy, Modern Signs of Tracking (2021) (5)
Encoding/decoding, the transmission model and a court of law (2016) (5)
Africa, cultural studies and difference (2011) (5)
Mirror communities and straw individualisms: essentialism, cinema and semiotic analysis (2011) (5)
Picking on the poor: the contradictions of theory and neo-liberal critique. A response to Stasja Koot's paper on the contradictions of capitalism for Indigenous tourism in the South African Kalahari (2017) (5)
‘Watch my back and I watch yours’: Beyond Habermas’ public sphere concept in democratic and participatory dimensions of pre-colonial Shona society public spaces (2019) (5)
Personal/Political Interventions via Autoethnography (2013) (5)
Class and Ideology: Reflections in South African Cinema (1980) (5)
Annoying Anthropologists: Jamie Uys's Films on ‘Bushmen’ and Animals (1990) (5)
Transcending prison as a metaphor of apartheid (1997) (5)
Making Sense of the Indigenous: Who’s Looking at Whom? (2012) (5)
Peripheral capital goes global: Naspers, globalisation and global media contraflow (2019) (5)
Cultural Studies is the Crisis: Culturalism and Dynamic Justice (2004) (5)
Race, class and the South African progressive press (1986) (5)
The Teaching of Film and Television Production in a Third World Context: The Case of South Africa. (1982) (4)
Smaller Lens, Bigger Picture: Exploring Self-Generated Cellphilms in Participatory Research (2016) (4)
The Literacy of Tracking (2019) (4)
All the world's a brothel: metaphysics of the text and cultural economy in the information age (2010) (4)
Rethinking the researcher-researched relationship : research participants as prodsumers (2016) (4)
Film cities and competitive advantage: development factors in South African film (2013) (4)
“Die Geld is Op” – Storytelling, Business and Development Strategies (2012) (4)
Back to the future: Governance, policy and procedure (2005) (4)
Rock art, the art of tracking, and cybertracking: Demystifying the “Bushmen” in the information age (2001) (4)
The Fulbright Experience (2001) (4)
Ideologie, kultuur en hegemonie: Toerusting vir media-ontleding (1985) (4)
Contradictory Subjectivity: Movies, Apartheid, and Postmodernism (2001) (4)
Course File for "Documentary Film, Visual Anthropology, and Visual Sociology" (1997) (4)
Research ethics in the Kalahari: issues, contradictions and concerns (2016) (4)
Intimidation of the South African Media: A Response to Arnold de Beer's "Censorship of Terror" (1994) (4)
‘At the Other End of the camera’: Film through history in John Marshall's documentaries (2007) (4)
Secondary orality in South African film (1995) (4)
Accepting the other: On the Ethics of Intercultural Communication in Ethnographic Film (1997) (4)
‘Twelve Years Later: Second ASSAf report on Research Publishing in and from South Africa (2018)’: Some issues arising (2020) (4)
Humanities, Citations and Currency: Hierarchies of Value and Enabled Recolonisation (2019) (4)
Communication or propaganda : what's the difference? (1992) (4)
17. “Speaking in Tongues, Writing in Vision”: Orality and Literacy in Televangelistic Communications (2002) (4)
The role of the media in promoting intercultural communication in South Africa (1992) (4)
Rounding up the usual suspects: Truth, reality, and experience in Cultural Studies. Response to Windschuttle (1998) (1998) (4)
State of the discipline : South African Communication Studies in the 1990s : research article (2003) (4)
Cultural studies and the African Global South (2019) (3)
The researcher's guide to Ethiopia: what travel guides don't tell you (2012) (3)
A critical overview of media research in South Africa: communication, democracy and transformation (2008) (3)
New political economies of film distribution for South Africa's townships? A critical survey of the ReaGilè concept (2015) (3)
Intercultural communication: a southern view on the way ahead: culture, terrorism and spirituality (2020) (3)
National symbols: cultural negotiation and policy beyond apartheid (1996) (3)
Opinion: Crushing South Africa's alternative press (1987) (3)
Sex, morality and AIDS: The perils of moralistic discourses in HIV prevention campaigns among university students (2009) (3)
Documentary and the Struggle for Realisms in South Africa (1987) (3)
'How to Set Your House in Order': Read All About it in Steyn Commission II (1982) (3)
Gearing up the humanities for the digital era : research paper (2003) (3)
The Viewers' Declaration of Independence. A manifesto of the Cultural Environment Movement A commentary (1997) (3)
Revisualizing the San in the Nineteen‐Eighties (1993) (3)
‘Turning grey’: how Westville was won (2003) (3)
From 'African Cinema' to film services industries: a cinematic fact (2017) (3)
Recuperating the San (1995) (3)
Moves Toward the Registration of South African Journalists: an Overview from a Critical Point of View (1989) (3)
Arts, apartheid struggles, and cultural movements (2019) (3)
Semiotics in an African context: listening to reality (2008) (3)
Accessing the archive: a TV history of Afrikaans film (2015) (3)
Brown-red Shadows: The Influence of Third Reich and Soviet Cinema on Afrikaans Film, 1927–48 (2011) (3)
Iindawo Zikathixo (In God's Places) (1999) (3)
Sociopolitical Transformation and the Media Environment (2000) (3)
Semiotics, semiology and film (2022) (2)
Film and human rights: Whose rights, whose interpretations, what consequences? (1997) (2)
Visual images of South African communities (1984) (2)
Theatre, Repression and the Working Class in South Africa (1982) (2)
Twitter and African Academia (2011) (2)
Audience Response in Film Education (2013) (2)
A Confusion of Cinematic Consciousness (2000) (2)
New Public Spheres: The Digital Age and Big Brother (2009) (2)
Film Cities, Film Services: Political economy of production, distribution, exhibition (2013) (2)
Hard to Get, film friendliness and local production (2018) (2)
What Relevance Cultural Studies Post-September 11th? (2002) (2)
Thirty years of publishing (2009) (2)
Revisiting media and human rights (2001) (2)
The San Bush‐People of the Kalahari (1999) (2)
Ideological contestation and disciplinary associations: An autoethnographic analysis (2016) (2)
Theoretical perspectives on cinema in Africa: Culture, identity and Diaspora (1995) (2)
Ethical Procedures? A Critical Intervention: The sacred, the profane, and the planet (2017) (2)
View Two: Conflicting Paradigms and Ideologies (1981) (2)
The !Xaus Lodge Experience: Matters Arising (2012) (2)
Repositioning African Media Studies (2008) (2)
Assessing “beneficiary” communities’ participation in HIV/AIDS communication through community radio (2015) (2)
Disarticulating black consciousness: a way of reading films about apartheid (1993) (2)
Where Does My Body Belong (2018) (2)
(Un-)Disciplined indiscipline. The langue and parole of film studies in a post-disciplinary world (2015) (2)
Class, Race and Oppression: Metaphor and Metonymy in 'Black' South African Theatre (1987) (2)
Maids and Madams—Apartheid and Servants (1990) (2)
Copyright Amendment Bill Workshop Proceedings Report (2022) (1)
Vrye Weekblad and Post·Apartheid Mania (2022) (1)
Cultural Icons (2018) (1)
Another Look at John Marshall and the Ju/’hoansi: Reassessing a Documentary Lifetime (2021) (1)
South Africa’s Copyright Amendment Bill: Implications for universities (2019) (1)
San (Bushmen), Art and Tourism: (2017) (1)
Cybernetics, semiotics and meaning in the cinema (2022) (1)
Current writing 15 special issue writing in the san/d, video and photography (2003) (1)
Media monitoring methodology: doing it with rhetoric; doing it with numbers (2001) (1)
A Reception Analysis of HIV and AIDS Messages in Five Most Circulated Magazines in South Africa (2013) (1)
‘Pretoria, here we come’: re-historicising the post-apartheid future (1997) (1)
Cultural studies and Africa: excavating the subject-matter. (2002) (1)
‘CULTURE’ AS THEATRE-GOING, ‘ARTS’ AS BUILDINGS: A CRITIQUE OF ‘DIFFERENCE’ IN A SOUTH AFRICAN PROPAGANDA FILM (1987) (1)
'I will not share my partner': the 'care of the self' in an HIV prevention campaign (2017) (1)
Some introductory notes on theory and its role and function in the study of media (1982) (1)
Practices in scholarly publishing: making sense of rejection (2015) (1)
The geography of Plan S open science (2021) (1)
Grierson, Afrikaner Nationalism and South Africa (2014) (1)
Peer review is academic citizenship (2020) (1)
Intercultural sensitivity in the integrating suburb of Westville. Durban, South Africa. (1997) (1)
Research Phases: What Have We Been Doing? (2012) (1)
Africa, film theory and globalization: Reflections on the first ten years of the Journal of African Cinemas (2021) (1)
Identity and ethnicity through multiple windows (2000) (1)
Herman Wasserman. Media, Geopolitics and Power: A View from the Global South. Champaign: University of Illinois Press, 2018. 218 pp. Introduction. Notes. Index. $28.00. Paper. ISBN: 9-781775-822264. (2020) (1)
The fulbright experience: An incoherent African perspective (1991) (1)
Shaka Zulu, visual history and television (2003) (1)
Researchers as tourists and travellers (2012) (1)
Photojournalism, media freedom and democracy (2011) (1)
Academocracy and promotion: fuglemanship vs kludgemanship (1997) (1)
Let there be hypermedia … (2000) (1)
A Reception Analysis of HIV and AIDS Messages in Five Most Circulated Magazines in South Africa (2013) (1)
Whatever happened to struggle part 2 (1990) (1)
South-North perspectives: contesting cultural and media studies. (2013) (0)
Marketing a Product (2013) (0)
The 2022 Copyright Amendment Bill: Implications for the South African universities’ research economy (2022) (0)
Child Pornography and The Law: of Good Report (2013). Reopening Debates On Secrecy, Information and Censorship (2014) (0)
Comic Con Africa (2022). Cosplaying Identities (2022) (0)
Freedom Square/ The Bride Market oflmilchil & Morocco, Body and Soul (1990) (0)
Bibliography and ideology: Keyan Tomaselli replies to Nancy Schmidt (1996) (0)
Semiotics of the Encounter: The Staging of Authenticity via Cultural Tourism, Theme Parks and Film and TV Series in the Kalahari Desert and KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (2001) (0)
Reviews (2003) (0)
Non-racialism, relationality and no-relation: recovering Biko’s Black Consciousness forgotten (2019) (0)
Postcolonial African Cinema: From Political Engagement to Postmodernism (review) (2009) (0)
Book Review (2002) (0)
Obituary: Arnold (Arrie) Stephanus de Beer. A Man with a Plan (2021) (0)
Media cities: Mapping urbanity and audio-visual configurations (2018) (0)
Some Random Thoughts on the South African Communication Association (2021) (0)
Multicultural Education in the U.S.: Lessons for South Africa (2001) (0)
Making sense of revolution lost (2015) (0)
Journals editing, editor recognition, and impacting disciplines (2022) (0)
Disarticulating Black Consciousness (2003) (0)
THE PARADOX OF NATION-BUILDING AND COMMERCIALLY DRIVEN BROADCAST ING : THE CASE OF LESOTHO TELEVISION BY MOLIKUOA TAU (2008) (0)
Vrye Weekblad and Post·Apartheid Mania: What to do with the Press? (2010) (0)
Corporate Communication—Adversarial, Transmission, Dialogical (2019) (0)
Unpacking History, Unpacking Corruption, and Unpacking Media Analysis: Some Recent Books on the South African Media (2021) (0)
Rethinking the researcher-researched relationship (2022) (0)
Insights into a Beneficial but Labour Intensive Post-Doctoral Publishing Project (2022) (0)
A Review of: “Images: A Reader” (2007) (0)
ON CRITICISM Follow That Rainbow : Operation Update (0)
Australian cultural policy studies, South African exceptionalism (2021) (0)
South Africa in vivid detail . s . African Politics : Mapping the Constituency (2009) (0)
Chopi Music of Mozambique (1996) (0)
Issues of visual ethnomusicology: Chopi music of Mozambique (1996) (0)
The power of books and their censorship in South Africa (2019) (0)
Special issue: San representation, part II (2014) (0)
The rise of grassroot communication. (1989) (0)
Social constructions of “being faithful” among university students and the implications for their reception of partner-fidelity messages (2022) (0)
On research distractions and illusions : Sacomm panel discussion (2004) (0)
Book reviews (2001) (0)
Transformation ransformation of the South African (2004) (0)
Authors/Editors/Directors of Books or Films Reviewed (2017) (0)
On Social Justice: Apartheid and Beyond (1999) (0)
Introduction: Continuities and Changes for an Alternative Modernity (2019) (0)
IUNICATION OR PROPAGANDA WHAT ' S THE DIFFERENCE ? (2013) (0)
Editorial Board (2000) (0)
Harrow Ken. Postcolonial African Cinema: From Political Engagement to Postmodernism . Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2007. Photographs. Figures. Notes. Filmography. Bibliography. Index, xvii + 269 pp. $65.00. Cloth. $25.95. Paper. (2009) (0)
Not Another Media Journal (2009) (0)
INTRODUCTION: Identity and Ethnicity Through Multiple Windows (2000) (0)
Ecquid Noci 25 (2).indd (2010) (0)
Opinion (1987) (0)
Culture, communication and cross-media arts studies: transnational cinema scholarship perspectives (2017) (0)
‘Culture’ is not benign (2010) (0)
Technology, Technique and Society (1988) (0)
REVIEWS: BOOKS / RESENSIES: BOEKE (1987) (0)
Smaller Lens, Bigger Picture (2016) (0)
THE UNIVERSITY DEBATE: Of Science and Souls NOVEMBER 2010 (2010) (0)
Public intellectuals. Thoughts into action (2022) (0)
The cost–benefit trade‐off in young children's overimitation behaviour (2022) (0)
Trajectories of mobility, films and travelling academics (1998) (0)
Cape Town, South Africa film festival and conference (1980) (0)
Identity and Ethnicity through Multiple Windows. (Introduction) (2000) (0)
The 1990 reforms and the alternative media in South Africa. (1991) (0)
Safety and the Logic of Hazard Health and safety culture as a research problem (2005) (0)
State of the discipline (2022) (0)
Follow That Rainbow: Operation Update (1980) (0)
Anthropology and apartheid: knowledge as the social production of ignorance (2022) (0)
Bumping into reality, brutal realism and Bafundi 2009: some thoughts on a student film festival (2009) (0)
Editorial Board (2000) (0)
Political economy of televangelism: (2022) (0)
Diasporic Identity, Intellectual Nomadism and its African Theorists (2023) (0)
Data for: The Influence of Goal Demotion on Children’s Reproduction of Ritual Behavior (2018) (0)
Tom O’Regan obituary (2021) (0)
African Stars: Studies in Black South African Performance. VEIT ERLMANN (1994) (0)
S. African Politics: mapping the constituency. (1991) (0)
Drawn to See (2018) (0)
The Complete Sol Worth (2015) (0)
Media, interactive audiences, and the virtual. Next generation narratives (2022) (0)
Place, Representation and Myth (2012) (0)
Unfinished business: pragmatics and the paradox of Arnold Shepperson (2008) (0)
Where the Roads all End (2018) (0)
Notes on Authors (2012) (0)
Stuart Hall (2014) (0)
Siege mentality: A view of film censorship (1981) (0)
Reviewing the Topic: Literacy and Language amongst the KhoeSan (2019) (0)
INTRODUCTIONS: Revisiting Media and Human Rights (2001) (0)
Reviews (2007) (0)
Introduction (2012) (0)
self-reflexive analysis of Communicare (2022) (0)
Introduction (2004) (0)
Media in Postapartheid South Africa: postcolonial politics in the age of globalization by Sean Jacobs (review) (2020) (0)
Reconstituting public service broadcasting (2022) (0)
The role of journalist associations in the new liberalized political order of Southern Africa (1996) (0)
In memory of Frank Ukadike (2020) (0)
Paradigm Shift in the Work of Arnold de Beer and Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies (1980–2020) (2021) (0)
Introduction (2003) (0)
New directions (2014) (0)
Skollie: One man's struggle to survive by telling stories (John W. Fredericks) (2018) (0)
Griots, Satirical columns, and the micro-public sphere (2015) (0)
The Humanities Reloaded (2023) (0)
Rethinking Khoe and San Indigeneity, Language and Culture in Southern Africa (2022) (0)
Media In and On Africa: A Review of Recent Books (1995) (0)

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