Ravan Press - Revision history

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Founded in 197* by ****. An independent publishing house with a radical mission, [[Ravan Press]] sought to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s, particularly writing by black writers and about the black experience . Among the major works published are such pioneering works as Theatre and Society in Africa by Mineke Schipper, **** and a number of playscripts, including ''[[The First South African]]'' ([[Fatima Dike]]), ''[[Randlords and Rotgut]]'' ([[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]), ''[[Egoli: City of Gold]]'' ([[Matsemela Manaka]], 1980), ''[[Confused Mhlaba]]'' ([[Kayalethu Mqayisa]]), ****,

Among the academic and other studies published by Ravan are [[Mineke Schipper]]'s

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−	Founded in 197* by **. An independent publishing house with a radical mission, [[Ravan Press]] sought to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s, particularly writing by black writers and about the black experience . Among the major works published are such pioneering works as [[Theatre and Society in Africa]] by [[Mineke Schipper]], and a number of playscripts, including ''[[The First South African]]'' ([[Fatima Dike]]), ''[[Randlords and Rotgut]]'' ([[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]), ''[[Egoli: City of Gold]]'' ([[Matsemela Manaka]], 1980), ''[[Confused Mhlaba]]'' ([[Kayalethu Mqayisa]]), **,	+	Founded in 197* by **. An independent publishing house with a radical mission, [[Ravan Press]] sought to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s, particularly writing by black writers and about the black experience . Among the major works published are such pioneering works as ''[[Theatre and Society in Africa]]'' by [[Mineke Schipper]], and a number of playscripts, including ''[[The First South African]]'' ([[Fatima Dike]]), ''[[Randlords and Rotgut]]'' ([[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]), ''[[Egoli: City of Gold]]'' ([[Matsemela Manaka]], 1980), ''[[Confused Mhlaba]]'' ([[Kayalethu Mqayisa]]), **,

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−	Founded in 197* by **. An independent publishing house with a radical mission, [[Ravan Press]] sought to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s, particularly writing by black writers and about the black experience . Among the major works published are such pioneering works as Theatre and Society in Africa by Mineke Schipper, and a number of playscripts, including ''[[The First South African]]'' ([[Fatima Dike]]), ''[[Randlords and Rotgut]]'' ([[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]), ''[[Egoli: City of Gold]]'' ([[Matsemela Manaka]], 1980), ''[[Confused Mhlaba]]'' ([[Kayalethu Mqayisa]]), **,	+	Founded in 197* by **. An independent publishing house with a radical mission, [[Ravan Press]] sought to encourage and develop the writing, publication and discussion of South African writing in the 1970s, particularly writing by black writers and about the black experience . Among the major works published are such pioneering works as [[Theatre and Society in Africa]] by [[Mineke Schipper]], and a number of playscripts, including ''[[The First South African]]'' ([[Fatima Dike]]), ''[[Randlords and Rotgut]]'' ([[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]), ''[[Egoli: City of Gold]]'' ([[Matsemela Manaka]], 1980), ''[[Confused Mhlaba]]'' ([[Kayalethu Mqayisa]]), **,
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−	~~Among the academic and other studies published by Ravan are [[Mineke Schipper]]'s~~