The Alternative Press in South Africa

1992-08-01book91 citationsclosed

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Media, Journalism, and Communication History Journalism and Media Studies Media Studies and Communication

Abstract

Developments in the conventional and presses, 1980-1989, P.E. Louw, K. Tomaselli an historial overview of the black press, S. Johnson moderation and militancy in African nationalist newspapers during the 1920s, L. Switzer the struggle for legitimacy - state pressures on the media 1950-1991, P.E. Louw, K. Tomaselli from newsroom to the community - struggle in black journalism, L. Raubenheimer popularize, organize, educate and mobilize - culture and communication in the 1980s, D. Pinnock the progressive press - extending the struggle, 1980-1986, K. Tomaselli the South African progressive press under emergency, 1986-1989, K. Tomaselli, P.E. Louw resistance in print I - grassroots and publishing, 1980-1984, S. Johnson resistance in print II - developments in the Cape, 1895-1989 - Saamstaan, grassroots and South, P.E. Louw the new African - hopes, struggles and problems, S. Ntshakalal, Clive Emdon impact of the 1990 reforms on the alternative media, P.R. Louw, K. Tomaselli.

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