Dramakunde - Revision history

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 Approximately equivalent terms in English would be [[Dramatic Studies]], [[Drama Studies]], [[Drama Science]], etc. (It can also be inclusive of [[Theatre Studies]], [[Theory of Theatre]], [[Theatre Research]], etc. in some cases.)
-In the early 1990s [[Dramakunde]] was specifically replaced by the Germanic term  [[Teaterwetenskap]] at the [[University of Stellenbosch]] and a few other institutions.  A related Afrikaans term is [[Teaternavorsing]] ([[Theatre Research]]).
+In the early 1990s [[Dramakunde]] was specifically replaced by the Germanic term  [[Teaterwetenskap]] at the [[University of Stellenbosch]] and a few other institutions.  A related [[Afrikaans]] term is [[Teaternavorsing]] ([[Theatre Research]]).
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 Also used by schools in South Africa to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
 Approximately equivalent terms in English would be [[Dramatic Studies]], [[Drama Studies]], [[Drama Science]], etc. (It can also be inclusive of [[Theatre Studies]], [[Theory of Theatre]], [[Theatre Research]], etc. in some cases.)
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 Also used by schools in South Africa to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
-Approximately equivalent terms in English would be [[Dramatic Studies]], [[Drama Studies]], [[Drama Science]], etc. (It can also be inclusive of [[theatre studies]], [[theory of theatre]], [[theatre research]], etc. in some cases.)
+Approximately equivalent terms in English would be [[Dramatic Studies]], [[Drama Studies]], [[Drama Science]], etc. (It can also be inclusive of [[Theatre Studies]], [[Theory of Theatre]], [[Theatre Research]], etc. in some cases.)
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 Also used by schools in South Africa to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
-Approximately equivalent terms in English would be Dramatic Drama, Dramatic Studies, Drama Studies, Dramatic Science, etc. (It can also be inclusive of theatre studies, [[theory of theatre]], [[theatre research]], etc. in some cases.)
+Approximately equivalent terms in English would be [[Dramatic Studies]], [[Drama Studies]], [[Drama Science]], etc. (It can also be inclusive of [[theatre studies]], [[theory of theatre]], [[theatre research]], etc. in some cases.)
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		+	[[Teaterwoordeboek]], Butterworth, 1977

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-[[Dramakunde]] is an early [[Afrikaans]] term used to refer to the study of drama and theatre history and dramatic texts. For example the original Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]], which tended to focus on text analysis and history, was called the [[Departement Dramakunde]].
+[[Dramakunde]] (lit. "knowledge of drama") is an early [[Afrikaans]] term used to refer to the study of drama and theatre history and dramatic texts. For example the original Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]], which tended to focus on text analysis and history, was called the [[Departement Dramakunde]], and the term also occurred as the name of a course in the syllabi of various  departments, such as those at Bloemfontein, Stellenbosch and Potchefstroom.
-Also used by many departments and schools in South Africa to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
+Also used by schools in South Africa to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
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	Also used by many departments and schools to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.		Also used by many departments and schools to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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	[[Dramakunde]] is an early [[Afrikaans]] term used to refer to the study of drama and theatre history and dramatic texts. For example the original Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]], which tended to focus on text analysis and history, was called the [[Departement Dramakunde]].		[[Dramakunde]] is an early [[Afrikaans]] term used to refer to the study of drama and theatre history and dramatic texts. For example the original Drama Department of the [[University of Pretoria]], which tended to focus on text analysis and history, was called the [[Departement Dramakunde]].

−	Also used by many departments to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.	+	Also used by many departments and schools to refer to the theory aspect of a theatre-studies course.