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−	[[Christina van Heyningen]] ()[] is an academic, theatre critic, director, biographer and editor.	+	[[Christina van Heyningen]] (1900-)[] is an academic, theatre critic, director, biographer and editor.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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-[[Christina van Heyningen]] ()[] is an academic, theatre critic, biographer and editor.
+[[Christina van Heyningen]] ()[] is an academic, theatre critic, director, biographer and editor.
 == Biography ==
-The daughter of an English mother and an Afrikaans father, Christina van Heyningen
+The daughter of an English mother and an [[Afrikaans]] father, Christina van Heyningen
 was born in a British concentration camp in 1900. She attended
 schools in the Orange Free State, went on to study at the [[University of Stellenbosch]]
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 https://openlibrary.org/authors/OL2146003A/Christina_Van_Heyningen
-Corinne Sandwith. 1998. A Social Function for Literature? Two Women Critics and South African English
+Corinne Sandwith. 1998. "A Social Function for Literature? Two Women Critics and South African English Literary Studies, 1939-1948". In: ''[[Alternation]]'': Vol. 5, No. 1
 [https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/AJA10231757_87]

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 Her publications included books and articles on theatre matters in general, as well as on the lives and theatrical works of [[Uys Krige]] (with ) and [[H.W.D. Manson]]. She was one of the prime admirers of Manson, whose plays she also edited for publication.
-See the listings for [[Christina van Heyningen]] in the [[ESAT Bibliography]] at .
+See the listing for [[Christina van Heyningen]] in the [[ESAT Bibliography Van H-Van N|ESAT Bibliography]] at .
 == Sources ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her publications included books and articles on lives and theatrical works of [[Uys Krige]] (with ) and [[H.W.D. Manson]]. She was one of the prime admirers of Manson, whose plays she also edited for publication. (See the listings for [[Christina van Heyningen]] in the [[ESAT Bibliography]].)
+Her publications included books and articles on theatre matters in general, as well as on the lives and theatrical works of [[Uys Krige]] (with ) and [[H.W.D. Manson]]. She was one of the prime admirers of Manson, whose plays she also edited for publication.
 == Sources ==

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 completing a Masters Degree in English Literature, then attended Somerville College, Oxford to complete a degree in English in 1926. In 1932 she became a Senior Lecturer in English at [[Stellenbosch University]] and in 1947 joined the staff of the [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s English Department. In 1955 she was appointed Professor of English at the [[University of Natal]] (Pietermaritzburg)
-Over the course of her career ahe published book reviews and critical articles in a number of South African journals and periodicals (writing in both English and [[Afrikaans]]). Her publications also included a number of textbooks on English language and expression, and is remembered, particularly, for her championing of the theatrical works of [[H.W.D. Manson]].
+Over the course of her career she published book reviews and critical articles in a number of South African journals and periodicals (writing in both English and [[Afrikaans]]). Her publications also included a number of textbooks on English language and expression, and is remembered, particularly, for her championing of the theatrical works of [[H.W.D. Manson]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 https://openlibrary.org/authors/OL2146003A/Christina_Van_Heyningen
-Corinne Sandwith. A Social Function for Literature? Two Women Critics and South African English
+Corinne Sandwith. 1998. A Social Function for Literature? Two Women Critics and South African English
-Literary Studies, 1939-1948. In:
+Literary Studies, 1939-1948. In: ''[[Alternation]]'': Vol. 5, No. 1
 [https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/AJA10231757_87]

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		+	Corinne Sandwith. A Social Function for Literature? Two Women Critics and South African English
		+	Literary Studies, 1939-1948. In:
		+	[https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/AJA10231757_87]

	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]