Debbie Go Home - Revision history

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Debbie Go Home the original story by Alan Paton

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Debbie Go Home the original story by Alan Paton

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Debbie Go Home the original story by Alan Paton

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Debbie Go Home by James Winkler

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 M. Malaba (2015) says that Paton's collection "foregrounds the plight of the coloured community in the wake of the so-called Industrial Conciliation Act and the systematic tightening of segregationist policies as the National Party government consolidated its grip on power. Five of the ten stories in the anthology are drawn from Paton’s experience at Diepkloof Reformatory."
-=''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[Michael Picardie]]=
+=Dramatised versions of the story=
 A TV play adapted from [[Alan Paton]]'s short story by the same name, it was produced for the BBC by James MacTaggart, with music by [[The Happy Wanderers]] and design by [[Richard Wilmot]].
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 Broadcast on BBC Television, 7 November 1962. The script is unpublished.
-=''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[James Winkler]]=
+==''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[James Winkler]]==
-A stage play, based on the Paton story. Apparently performed in the 1980s?
+Some sources site this as an original work, but it is most likely a stage version by Winkler, based on the short story. The play was apparently performed some time in the 1980s?
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 ''[[Death of a Tsotsi]]''; ''[[The Worst Thing of his Life]]''; ''[[The Waste Land]]''; ''[[A Drink in the Passage]]''; ''[[Sponono]]'' and ''[[The Elephant-Shooter]]''.
-M. Mlaba (2015) says that Paton's collection "foregrounds the plight of the coloured community in the wake of the so-called Industrial Conciliation Act and the systematic tightening of segregationist policies as the National Party government consolidated its grip on power. Five of the ten stories in the anthology are drawn from Paton’s experience at Diepkloof Reformatory."
+M. Malaba (2015) says that Paton's collection "foregrounds the plight of the coloured community in the wake of the so-called Industrial Conciliation Act and the systematic tightening of segregationist policies as the National Party government consolidated its grip on power. Five of the ten stories in the anthology are drawn from Paton’s experience at Diepkloof Reformatory."
 =''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[Michael Picardie]]=

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 ''[[Death of a Tsotsi]]''; ''[[The Worst Thing of his Life]]''; ''[[The Waste Land]]''; ''[[A Drink in the Passage]]''; ''[[Sponono]]'' and ''[[The Elephant-Shooter]]''.
-M. Mlaba () says that Paton's collection "foregrounds the plight of the coloured community in the wake of the so-called Industrial Conciliation Act and the systematic tightening of segregationist policies as the National Party government consolidated its grip on power. Five of the ten stories in the anthology are drawn from Paton’s experience at Diepkloof Reformatory."
+M. Mlaba (2015) says that Paton's collection "foregrounds the plight of the coloured community in the wake of the so-called Industrial Conciliation Act and the systematic tightening of segregationist policies as the National Party government consolidated its grip on power. Five of the ten stories in the anthology are drawn from Paton’s experience at Diepkloof Reformatory."
 =''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[Michael Picardie]]=

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	= Sources =		= Sources =
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		+	Malaba, M. 2015. "Could You Not Write Otherwise?”. The Political Dimension of Alan Paton’s Poetry. In: ''[[KOERS]] — Bulletin for Christian Scholarship'',80(2) Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.19108/koers.80.2.2229.

	https://www.sahistory.org.za/sites/default/files/archive-files2/asapr59.22.pdf		https://www.sahistory.org.za/sites/default/files/archive-files2/asapr59.22.pdf

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 A short story, set in South Africa, it was published in the collection ''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' in 1961. The volume also including ''[[Ha'penny]]''; ''[[The Divided House]]''; ''[[Life for a Life]]'';
 ''[[Death of a Tsotsi]]''; ''[[The Worst Thing of his Life]]''; ''[[The Waste Land]]''; ''[[A Drink in the Passage]]''; ''[[Sponono]]'' and ''[[The Elephant-Shooter]]''.
 =''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[Michael Picardie]]=

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		+	''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' is the title of a few works based on a short story by [[Alan Paton]].

−	=''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' by [[Alan Paton]]=	+	=''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' the original story by [[Alan Paton]]=

	A short story, set in South Africa, it was published in the collection ''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' in 1961. The volume also including ''[[Ha'penny]]''; ''[[The Divided House]]''; ''[[Life for a Life]]'';		A short story, set in South Africa, it was published in the collection ''[[Debbie Go Home]]'' in 1961. The volume also including ''[[Ha'penny]]''; ''[[The Divided House]]''; ''[[Life for a Life]]'';

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	https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/2705154-debbie-go-home		https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/2705154-debbie-go-home
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		+	''[[Faan se Stasie]]'' theatre programme, 1985.
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		+	Various articles in ''[[The Rand Daily Mail]]''.
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	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	Return to [[South_African_Television/Plays\|South African Television Plays and Series]]

	Return to [[PLAYS III: Collections]]		Return to [[PLAYS III: Collections]]

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 = Sources =
 http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/1f3f56f1398748dbbaf26fae13276e2d
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 Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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