Martin Orkin - Revision history

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	Since living abroad he has continued publishing works of seminal impact, including ''[[Postcolonial Shakespeares]]'' (conference papers from the conference Orkin had organised at the Univeristy of the Witwatersrand in 1996, co-edited with Ania Loomba, 2002), ''[[Local Shakespeares: Proximations and Power]]'' (2005), ''[[Race]]'' (2019)		Since living abroad he has continued publishing works of seminal impact, including ''[[Postcolonial Shakespeares]]'' (conference papers from the conference Orkin had organised at the Univeristy of the Witwatersrand in 1996, co-edited with Ania Loomba, 2002), ''[[Local Shakespeares: Proximations and Power]]'' (2005), ''[[Race]]'' (2019)
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	== Awards, etc. ==		== Awards, etc. ==

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 == Sources ==
 Denise Newfield. 2021. "In Memoriam: Martin Orkin (1942–2021)" ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]''
 Denise Newfield. 2021. “Remembering Martin Orkin”, ''[[Shakespeare ZA]]'', 11 May 2021[http://shakespeare.org.za/blog/2021/5/10/remembering-martinorkin-]
 [[NELM]] catalogue.
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	Denise Newfield. 2021. "In Memoriam: Martin Orkin (1942–2021)" ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]''		Denise Newfield. 2021. "In Memoriam: Martin Orkin (1942–2021)" ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]''

−	Denise Newfield. 2021. “Remembering Martin Orkin”, ''[[Shakespeare ZA]]'', 11 May 2021[http://shakespeare.org.za/blog/2021/5/10/remembering-martinorkin-	+	Denise Newfield. 2021. “Remembering Martin Orkin”, ''[[Shakespeare ZA]]'', 11 May 2021[http://shakespeare.org.za/blog/2021/5/10/remembering-martinorkin-]
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 [[Martin Orkin]] (1942–2021). Critic, researcher and lecturer in English literature
 He passed away in Israel in April 2021 at the age of 78.
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-He wrote and lectured extensively on South African drama, publishing two widely acclaimed books based on his lectures, namely ''[[Shakespeare Against Apartheid]]'' (a study of the way [[Shakespeare]] is taught in a de-politicized way in South Africa, 1989)  and ''[[Drama and the South African State]]'' (1991). He also edited and wrote a useful introduction to ''[[At the Junction: Four Plays by the Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]'' (1995).
+He wrote and lectured extensively on South African drama, publishing two widely acclaimed books based on his lectures, namely ''[[Shakespeare Against Apartheid]]'' (1987)  and ''[[Drama and the South African State]]'' (1991). He also edited and wrote a useful introduction to ''[[At the Junction: Four Plays by the Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]'' (1995).
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-He was a lecturer  at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] till 199*, when he joined the staff of the University of Tel Aviv in Israel.
+He wrote and lectured extensively on South African drama, publishing two widely acclaimed books based on his lectures, namely ''[[Shakespeare Against Apartheid]]'' (a study of the way [[Shakespeare]] is taught in a de-politicized way in South Africa, 1989)  and ''[[Drama and the South African State]]'' (1991). He also edited and wrote a useful introduction to ''[[At the Junction: Four Plays by the Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]'' (1995).
-Since 2000 he is the Head of the Department of Theatre, University of Haifa, Israel.
+Other publications included Race (2019)
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 He wrote and lectured extensively on South African drama, publishing two widely acclaimed books based on his lectures, namely ''[[Shakespeare Against Apartheid]]'' (a study of the way [[Shakespeare]] is taught in a de-politicized way in South Africa, 1989)  and ''[[Drama and the South African State]]'' (1991). He also edited and wrote a useful introduction to ''[[At the Junction: Four Plays by the Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]'' (1995). In 199* he emigrated to Israel, to teach at the University of Tel Aviv **??.
-Since 2000 he is the Head of the Department of Theatre, University of Haifa, Issrael.
+Since 2000 he is the Head of the Department of Theatre, University of Haifa, Israel.
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−	[[Martin Orkin]] (19-19) Critic, researcher and lecturer in English literature at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] till 199. **	+	[[Martin Orkin]] (19*-). Critic, researcher and lecturer in English literature at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] till 199. ***

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 University of Haifa web page [http://research.haifa.ac.il/~theatre/orkin.html].
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