African Theatre for Development: Art for Self-determination

Kamal Salhi

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Educational drama - a front against AIDS theatre in development for urban and rural communities uses and abuses - political struggle and development theatre theatre as education...from oral history to self-determination popular theatre as non-formal education theatre as contested space in discourses of North African women Algerian theatre.

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