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About LitNet

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 ==About ''[[LitNet]]''==
-It was founded in 1999 by [[Afrikaans]] novelist, mentor and theoretician [[Etienne van Heerden]]  and went live on 11 January 1999. In September 2006 the site moved to a new platform.
+It was conceived in 1998 and founded in 1999 by [[Afrikaans]] novelist, mentor and theoretician [[Etienne van Heerden]], going live on 11 January 1999. In September 2006 the site moved to a new platform.
 Besides its current online version, [[LitNet]]'s material is available in two archives: Archive 1 (1999–2006) en Archive 2 (2006–2011) through its website at '''http://www.litnet.co.za/'''
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 Though publishing mainly in [[Afrikaans]], the journal also places contributions in [[English]] and [[Dutch]].
 == [[LitNet Akademies]] ==

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−	Sometimes wrongly written '''''[[Litnet]]'''''.	+	Note spelling: Sometimes wrongly written '''''[[Litnet]]'''''.

	==About ''[[LitNet]]''==		==About ''[[LitNet]]''==

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	== [[LitNet-dramaspens]]==		== [[LitNet-dramaspens]]==
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	Also referred to simply as '''[[LitNet-spens]]''' ("[[Litnet]] pantry").		Also referred to simply as '''[[LitNet-spens]]''' ("[[Litnet]] pantry").

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 Specifically aimed at promoting publication of academic work in Afrikaans by creating an web-based e-journal for the purpose. This has already been [[Accreditation of academic journals|accredited]] by the [[Department of National Education]] for subsidy purposes and Van Heerden has secured substantial funding via the [[Stigting vir Bemagtiging deur Afrikaans]], which means that, on top of the subsidy, the writer of a peer-reviewed article on [[LitNet Akademies]] will receive payment to further their research and [[LitNet Akademies]] does not charge page fees.
-The online journal publishes [[Afrikaans]] research in a range of disciplines Under the Humanities are included history, psychology, the performing and fine arts,  and literature. The advisory board consists of academics from South Africa, the UK and the Netherlands. The journal is published as a subsection of the larger website, and for the first four years in fact there was not even a separate section. However, from 2007 onwards such articles are placed under the rubric [[LitNet Aakademies]], with one or two articles appearing at a time.
+The online journal publishes [[Afrikaans]] research in a range of disciplines Under the Humanities are included history, psychology, the performing and fine arts,  and literature. The advisory board consists of academics from South Africa, the UK and the Netherlands. The journal is published as a subsection of the larger website, and for the first four years in fact there was not even a separate section. However, from 2007 onwards such articles are placed under the rubric [[LitNet Akademies]], with one or two articles appearing at a time.
 ==[[LitNet-Skrywersalbum]]==

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 == [[LitNet Akademies]] ==
-''[[LitNet Akademies]]'' ("''[[LitNet Academic]]''") (ISSN 1995-5928) is a subsection of ''[[LitNet]]'' and an [[Accreditation of academic journals|accredited]] online academic journal which publishes [[Afrikaans]] research articles in all academic fields. The key aim is to encourage publication in [[Afrikaans]].
+Begun in 2007, ''[[LitNet Akademies]]'' ("''[[LitNet Academic]]''") (ISSN 1995-5928) is a subsection of ''[[LitNet]]'' and an [[Accreditation of academic journals|accredited]] online academic journal which publishes [[Afrikaans]] research articles in all academic fields. The key aim is to encourage publication in [[Afrikaans]].
-It was launched in 2008?*, initially edited by [[Etienne van Heerden]] and **, later (2009) by [[Francis Galloway]]. Specifically aimed at promoting publication of academic work in Afrikaans by creating an web-based e-journal for the purpose. This has already been [[Accreditation of academic journals|accredited]] by the [[Department of National Education]] for subsidy purposes and Van Heerden has secured substantial funding via the [[Stigting vir Bemagtiging deur Afrikaans]], which means that, on top of the subsidy, the writer of a peer-reviewed article on LitNet Akademies will receive payment to further their research. LitNet Akademies will not be charging any page fees. The online journal will publish Afrikaans research in the humanities, such as history, psychology and literature. The advisory board consists of academics from South Africa, the UK and the Netherlands. The journal is published as a subsection of the larger website, and for the first four years in fact there was not even a separate section. However, from 2007 onwards such articles are placed under the rubric [[LitNet Aakademies]], with one or two articles appearing at a time.
+Specifically aimed at promoting publication of academic work in Afrikaans by creating an web-based e-journal for the purpose. This has already been [[Accreditation of academic journals|accredited]] by the [[Department of National Education]] for subsidy purposes and Van Heerden has secured substantial funding via the [[Stigting vir Bemagtiging deur Afrikaans]], which means that, on top of the subsidy, the writer of a peer-reviewed article on [[LitNet Akademies]] will receive payment to further their research and [[LitNet Akademies]] does not charge page fees.
-Edited by [[Francis Galloway]].
+The online journal publishes [[Afrikaans]] research in a range of disciplines Under the Humanities are included history, psychology, the performing and fine arts,  and literature. The advisory board consists of academics from South Africa, the UK and the Netherlands. The journal is published as a subsection of the larger website, and for the first four years in fact there was not even a separate section. However, from 2007 onwards such articles are placed under the rubric [[LitNet Aakademies]], with one or two articles appearing at a time.
 ==[[LitNet-Skrywersalbum]]==

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	Besides many subsections, ranging from news items and reviews to blogs and commentary on the arts and theatre, social issues, politics and many other matter, the journal also has a specific academic publication section, called [[LitNet Akademies]] ([[LitNet Academic]]).		Besides many subsections, ranging from news items and reviews to blogs and commentary on the arts and theatre, social issues, politics and many other matter, the journal also has a specific academic publication section, called [[LitNet Akademies]] ([[LitNet Academic]]).

		+	Though publishing mainly in [[Afrikaans]], there are also contributions and sections in [[English]] and [[Dutch]]

	== [[LitNet Akademies]] ==		== [[LitNet Akademies]] ==

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−	Also referred to simply as '''[[LitNet-spens]]'' ("[[Litnet]] pantry")	+	Also referred to simply as '''[[LitNet-spens]]''' ("[[Litnet]] pantry").

	The [[LitNet-dramaspens]] ("[[LitNet]]" drama pantry") is an online, open access site where unpublished [[Afrikaans]] texts for the performing arts stored. While the texts are open to access, any arrangements for performance or publication must be undertaken with the designated copy- and/or performance rights holder.		The [[LitNet-dramaspens]] ("[[LitNet]]" drama pantry") is an online, open access site where unpublished [[Afrikaans]] texts for the performing arts stored. While the texts are open to access, any arrangements for performance or publication must be undertaken with the designated copy- and/or performance rights holder.

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	== [[LitNet-dramaspens]]==		== [[LitNet-dramaspens]]==

−	The [[LitNet-dramaspens]] ("[[LitNet]]" drama pantry") is an online, open access site where unpublished [[Afrikaans]] texts for the performing arts stored. While the texts are open to access, any arrangements for performance or publication must be undertaken with the designated copy- and/or performance rights holder.

		+	Also referred to simply as '''[[LitNet-spens]]'' ("[[Litnet]] pantry")
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		+	The [[LitNet-dramaspens]] ("[[LitNet]]" drama pantry") is an online, open access site where unpublished [[Afrikaans]] texts for the performing arts stored. While the texts are open to access, any arrangements for performance or publication must be undertaken with the designated copy- and/or performance rights holder.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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-[[LitNet]] is an online journal of the arts, published in Stellenbosch.
+''[[LitNet]]'' is an online journal of the arts, published in Stellenbosch.
-Sometimes wrongly written [[Litnet]].
+Sometimes wrongly written '''''[[Litnet]]'''''.
 It was founded in 1999 by [[Afrikaans]] novelist, mentor and theoretician [[Etienne van Heerden]]  (now also in English). and went live on 11 January 1999. In September 2006 the site moved to a new platform.