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JONKER, Ingrid (1933 – 1965), was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African Sylvia Plath, owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.

She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker

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 Although she wrote in [[Afrikaans]], her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African [[Sylvia Plath]], owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
-==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
+She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
 == Sources ==
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker
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-JONKER, Ingrid (1933 – 1965), was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African [[Sylvia Plath]], owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
+[[Ingrid Jonker]] (1933 – 1965) was an [[Afrikaans]] poet.
 Many of her poems have been set to music, and/or incorporated in various performances and plays (see for example ''[[Bitterbessie Dagbreek]]'' in 1996, ).
 She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker

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 JONKER, Ingrid (1933 – 1965), was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African [[Sylvia Plath]], owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
-Many of her poems have been set to music, and/or incorporated in various performances and plays (see for example ''[[Bitterbessie Dagbreek]]'' in 1996, .
+Many of her poems have been set to music, and/or incorporated in various performances and plays (see for example ''[[Bitterbessie Dagbreek]]'' in 1996, ).
 She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker

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 JONKER, Ingrid (1933 – 1965), was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African [[Sylvia Plath]], owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
-Many of her poems have been set to music, and/or incorporated in various performances and plays.
+Many of her poems have been set to music, and/or incorporated in various performances and plays (see for example ''[[Bitterbessie Dagbreek]]'' in 1996, .
 She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker

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 JONKER, Ingrid (1933 – 1965), was a South African poet. Although she wrote in Afrikaans, her poems have been widely translated into other languages. Jonker has reached iconic status in South Africa and is often called the South African [[Sylvia Plath]], owing to the intensity of her work and the tragic course of her turbulent life.
-She wrote one play (one-act) ''[[‘n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
+She wrote one play (one-act) ''[['n Seun na my Hart]]'' ("A son after my heart") about a mother's illusions about her handicapped son.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingrid_Jonker