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−	[[Eugène Nielen Marais~~]] (1871-1936)[] was a pioneer of [[Afrikaans]] literature: a poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate.~~	+	#REDIRECT[[Eugène Nielen Marais]]
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−	~~Also known as [[Eugène N. Marais]] or simply [[Eugène Marais]] (sometimes also written [[Eugene Marais]]).~~
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−	~~== Biography ==~~
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−	~~== Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance ==~~
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−	Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies (''[[The Soul of the White Ant]]'', ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling, but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).
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−	~~He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.~~
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−	~~His scientific study ''[[The Soul of the White Ant]]'' has been adapted for stage performance, while his own life has been the subject of a number of works~~
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−	A complex character, he himself has been the subject of many works of academic study and creative writing. For example two fine biographies - a gripping novelized version by [[Leon Rousseau]] called ''Die Groot Verlange''("The great longing" - published in an English version as ''[[The Dark Stream]]'' by Human and Rousseau, 1982), and
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−	Two impressive films have also been made, both concerned with a particularly traumatic period in his life when he spent a few months on the Van Rooyen family's farm to deal with his addiction problem: ''[[The Guest]]'' (written by [[Athol Fugard]] and directed by [[Ross Devenish]], 1976, published as ''[[The Guest: An Episode in the Life of Eugene Marais]]'', 1977[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128241/], also released in [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Die Besoeker: 'n episode in die lewe van Eugène Marais]]'') and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'' (written by [[Chris Barnard]] and directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], 2012[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/]), while a stage play ( ) by deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]] and recently a second biography called by .
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/~~
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−	~~http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128241/~~
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−	~~Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]~~
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−	~~== Return to ==~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Personalities M]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]~~
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	http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/		http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/
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 A complex character, he himself has been the subject of many works of academic study and creative writing. For example two fine biographies - a gripping novelized version by [[Leon Rousseau]] called ''Die Groot Verlange''("The great longing" - published in an English version as ''[[The Dark Stream]]'' by Human and Rousseau, 1982), and
-Two impressive films have also been made, both concerned with a particularly traumatic period in his life when he spent a few months on the Van Rooyen family's farm to deal with his addiction problem: ''[[The Guest]]'' (written by [[Athol Fugard]] and directed by [[Ross Devenish]], 1976) and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'' (written by [[Chris Barnard]] and directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], 2012[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/]), while a stage play (** ) by ** deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]] and recently a second biography called ** by **.
+Two impressive films have also been made, both concerned with a particularly traumatic period in his life when he spent a few months on the Van Rooyen family's farm to deal with his addiction problem: ''[[The Guest]]'' (written by [[Athol Fugard]] and directed by [[Ross Devenish]], 1976, published as ''[[The Guest: An Episode in the Life of Eugene Marais]]'', 1977[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0128241/], also released in [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Die Besoeker: 'n episode in die lewe van Eugène Marais]]'') and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'' (written by [[Chris Barnard]] and directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], 2012[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/]), while a stage play (** ) by ** deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]] and recently a second biography called ** by **.
 == Sources ==

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-[[Eugène Nielen Marais]](1871-1936)[] was a pioneer of [[Afrikaans]] literature: a poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate.
+[[Eugène Nielen Marais]] (1871-1936)[] was a pioneer of [[Afrikaans]] literature: a poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate.
 Also known as  [[Eugène N. Marais]] or simply [[Eugène Marais]] (sometimes also written [[Eugene Marais]]).
-Biography
+== Biography ==
 == Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance ==
-He wrote a number of hardly memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), *** and ***.
+He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), *** and ***.
 His scientific study ''[[The Soul of the White Ant]]'' has been adapted for stage performance, while his own life has been the subject of a number of works
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 A complex character, he himself has been the subject of many works of academic study and creative writing. For example two fine biographies - a gripping novelized version by [[Leon Rousseau]] called ''Die Groot Verlange''("The great longing" - published in an English version as ''[[The Dark Stream]]'' by Human and Rousseau, 1982), and
-Two impressive films have also been made, both concerned with a particularly traumatic period in his life: ''[[The Guest]]'' (written by [[Athol Fugard]] and directed by [[Ross Devenish]], 1976) and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'' (written by [[Chris Barnard]] and directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], 2012), while a stage play (** ) by ** deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]] and recently a second biography called ** by **.
+Two impressive films have also been made, both concerned with a particularly traumatic period in his life when he spent a few months on the Van Rooyen family's farm to deal with his addiction problem: ''[[The Guest]]'' (written by [[Athol Fugard]] and directed by [[Ross Devenish]], 1976) and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'' (written by [[Chris Barnard]] and directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], 2012[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/]), while a stage play (** ) by ** deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]] and recently a second biography called ** by **.
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 == Sources ==
+http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404552/
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 Also known as  [[Eugène N. Marais]] or simply [[Eugène Marais]] (sometimes also written [[Eugene Marais]]).
-Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[''The Soul of the White Ant'']], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).
+Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies (''[[The Soul of the White Ant]]'', ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).
-A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982), two films (''[[The Guest]]'', 1976 and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', 2012), and a stage play (** ) by ** which deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]
+== Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance ==

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−	(1871-1936)~~. A~~ pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[''The Soul of the White Ant'']], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).	+	[[Eugène Nielen Marais]](1871-1936)[] was a pioneer of [[Afrikaans]] literature: a poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate.
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		+	Also known as [[Eugène N. Marais]] or simply [[Eugène Marais]] (sometimes also written [[Eugene Marais]]).
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		+	Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[''The Soul of the White Ant'']], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).

	He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.		He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.

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	He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.		He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.

−	A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982), two films (''[[The Guest]]'', 199* and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', 2012), and a stage play ( ) by which deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]	+	A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982), two films (''[[The Guest]]'', 1976 and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', 2012), and a stage play ( ) by which deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]

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−	(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[The Soul of the White Ant]], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), ~~and~~ his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).	+	(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[''The Soul of the White Ant'']], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), he is best remembered for his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and his short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).

−	He wrote a number of plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and . A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982) ~~and~~ two films, ''[[The Guest]]'', ~~scripted by and starring [[Athol Fugard]], and directed by [[Ross Devenish]] (, 19~~) and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', ~~written by [[Chris Barnard]], directed by [[Katinka Heyns]]~~, and ~~starring [[Dawid Minnaar]]. (2012). A~~ stage play (* ) by ** ~~also~~ deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]	+	He wrote a number of less memorable plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and *.
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		+	A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982), two films (''[[The Guest]]'', 199* and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', 2012), and a stage play ( ) by which deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]

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	(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[The Soul of the White Ant]], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), and his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).		(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[The Soul of the White Ant]], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), and his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).

−	He wrote a number of plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and . A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982) and two films, ''[[The Guest]]'', scripted by and starring [[Athol Fugard]], and directed by [[Ross Devenish]] (, 19) and Die Wonderwerker, written by [[Chris Barnard]], directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], and starring [[Dawid Minnaar]]. (2012). A stage play (* ) by ** also deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]	+	He wrote a number of plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), * and . A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by [[Leon Rousseau]] (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982) and two films, ''[[The Guest]]'', scripted by and starring [[Athol Fugard]], and directed by [[Ross Devenish]] (, 19) and ''[[Die Wonderwerker]]'', written by [[Chris Barnard]], directed by [[Katinka Heyns]], and starring [[Dawid Minnaar]]. (2012). A stage play (* ) by ** also deals with Marais and his relationship with [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]

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-(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[The Soul of the White Ant]], The Soul of the Ape and My Friends, the Baboons - the first of which has been dramatised), and his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and short stories (of which some have also been dramatised), he wrote * plays. These include ''[[Die Swart Verraad]]'' ("The Black Treason") performed by [[KMDOS]] in 1933), ''[[Nag]]'' (published posthumously in 1937), *** and ***. A complex character, he himself has been the subject of a gripping biography by Leon Rousseau (The Dark Stream, Human and Rousseau, 1982) and a film, scripted by and starring Athol Fugard and Gordon Vorster?*, and  directed by  Ross Devenish (The Guest, 19**).
+(1871-1936). A pioneer of Afrikaans literature, poet, playwright, naturalist, journalist and advocate. Besides his internationally known behavioural field studies ([[The Soul of the White Ant]], ''The Soul of the Ape'' and ''My Friends, the Baboons'' - the first of which has been dramatised), and his enthralling but sombre lyric poetry and short stories (of which some have also been dramatised).
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