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 In 200* she completed a doctorate on Medieval drama, with the title ''Middeleeuse konvensies en die dramatiese diskoers: 'n ondersoek na taalhandeling en
 gender as strukturele en interpretatiewe strategieë by drie Middelnederlandse tekste vir
-toneel: ''[[Lanseloet van Denemarken]]'', ''[[Elckerlijc]]'' en ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' '' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
+toneel: ''[[Lanseloet van Denemerken]]'', ''[[Elckerlijc]]'' en ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' '' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
 After completing her two BA degrees, she left for the United Kingdom, where her

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 == Writer and translator ==
-She published short stories in three collections, namely ''Vrou: Mens Verhale deur vroue oor vroue'' (Stories by women for women) (compiled by Corlia Fourie) Cape Town (1992), ''Lugspieëlings''
+She published short stories in three collections, namely ''Vrou: Mens Verhale deur vroue oor vroue'' ("Stories by women for women") (compiled by [[Corlia Fourie]]) Cape Town (1992), ''Lugspieëlings''
 (Mirages) (compiled by Myicelie Pienaar) Randburg (1994) and ''LyfSpel/Body Play''
-(compiled by Rachelle Greeff) Pretoria (1994).
+(compiled by [[Rachelle Greeff]]) Pretoria (1994).
 Rike also translated [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] literature into English as well, including  John Miles's ''Kroniek uit die doofpot'' (as ''Deafening Silence'', Cape Town, 1997) and Breyten Breytenbach's '''n Seisoen in die Paradys'' (as ''A Season in Paradise'', New York,1997).

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 In 200* she completed a doctorate on Medieval drama, with the title ''Middeleeuse konvensies en die dramatiese diskoers: 'n ondersoek na taalhandeling en
 gender as strukturele en interpretatiewe strategieë by drie Middelnederlandse tekste vir
-toneel: ''[[Lanseloet van Denemerken]]'', ''[[Elckerlijc]]'' en ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' '' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
+toneel: ''[[Lanseloet van Denemarken]]'', ''[[Elckerlijc]]'' en ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' '' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
 After completing her two BA degrees, she left for the United Kingdom, where her

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 In 200* she completed a doctorate on Medieval drama, with the title ''Middeleeuse konvensies en die dramatiese diskoers: 'n ondersoek na taalhandeling en
 gender as strukturele en interpretatiewe strategieë by drie Middelnederlandse tekste vir
-toneel: ”[[Lanseloet van Denemerken]],” ”[[Elckerlijc]]” en ”[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]].”'' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
+toneel: ''[[Lanseloet van Denemerken]]'', ''[[Elckerlijc]]'' en ''[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]]'' '' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
 After completing her two BA degrees, she left for the United Kingdom, where her
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 senior librarian at the university. Later she was appointed bibliographer at the
 [[Institute for English Studies in Africa]] (1978) and worked first as graduate assistant
-and then as lecturer in the Department of Afrikaans and Dutch until 1987.
+and then as lecturer in the Department of [[Dutch]] and [[Afrikaans]] until 1987.
-From 1987 to 1991 she worked as lecturer at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] in Johannesburg, after which she became senior librarian at the University of Venda. In 1992 she was appointed senior lecturer at the Centre for African Languages, Arts and Culture at the University of Venda.
+From 1987 to 1991 she worked as lecturer at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] in Johannesburg, after which she became senior librarian at the University of Venda. In 1992 she was appointed senior lecturer at the [[Centre for African Languages, Arts and Culture]] at the [[University of Venda]].
-In 1989 she met and married [[Fanie Olivier]], then professor at the University of Venda,
+In 1989 she met and married [[Fanie Olivier]], then professor at the [[University of Venda]],
-She and her husband [[Fanie Olivier]] went to work in Poland where they had obtained employment at the Adam Mickiewicz University and helped to launch the South African Studies programme. She also worked at IFA for one year. In 2005 she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and in January 2006 she returned to
+She and her husband [[Fanie Olivier]] went to work in Poland where they had obtained employment at the Adam Mickiewicz University and helped to launch the South African Studies programme. She also worked at IFA for one year. In 2005 she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and in January 2006 she returned to South Africa with her husband and passed away on 28 June, 2007.
 Over the years she regularly presented papers at international conferences within the fields of Dutch

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		+	She also worked under the name of '''[[Rike Vaughan]]'''.

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 She reviewed new [[Afrikaans]] books (especially plays) in various South African magazines and newspapers, under the names [[Rike Vaughan]] and [[Rike Olivier]].
-She translated Jozef Van Hoeck's play ''[[Voorlopig Vonnis]]'' into English as ''[[Suspended Sentence]]''. Published in Johannesburg, 1977, under the name [[Rike Vaughan]])and  apparently directed the first performance of the text herself in 1977(?).
+She translated Jozef Van Hoeck's play ''[[Voorlopig Vonnis]]'' into English as ''[[Suspended Sentence]]''. Published in Johannesburg, 1977, under the name [[Rike Vaughan]] and  apparently directed the first performance of the text herself in 1977(?).
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-Born Frederike E. M. Antonissen in Antwerp, Belgium, the daughter of renowned linguist, literary critic and historian  [[Rob Antonissen]]. Soon after, her family moved to South
+Born Frederike Emilia Martha Antonissen in Antwerp, Belgium, the daughter of renowned linguist, literary critic and historian  [[Rob Antonissen]]. Soon after, her family moved to South
 Africa, where her father became professor at [[Rhodes University]] in Grahamstown.
-She studied at Rhodes-universiteit and the Katolieke Universiteit Leuven (in België), taking  [[Afrikaans]], [[Dutch]], [[German]] and [[English]], to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967, a second BA in [[Afrikaans]] en Nederlands ("[[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]]") in 1972,  a Higher Diploma in Librarianship in 1975, and a Master of Arts in [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] with a thesis on the work of Belgian author Gerard Walschap. In 200* she completed a doctorate on Medieval drama, with the title ''Middeleeuse konvensies en die dramatiese diskoers: 'n ondersoek na taalhandeling en
+She studied at Rhodes-universiteit and the Katolieke Universiteit Leuven (in België), taking  [[Afrikaans]], [[Dutch]], [[German]] and [[English]], to complete a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1967, a second BA in [[Afrikaans]] en Nederlands ("[[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]]") in 1972,  a Higher Diploma in Librarianship in 1975, and a Master of Arts in [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] with a thesis on the work of Belgian author Gerard Walschap.
 gender as strukturele en interpretatiewe strategieë by drie Middelnederlandse tekste vir
 toneel: ”[[Lanseloet van Denemerken]],” ”[[Elckerlijc]]” en ”[[Mariken van Nieumeghen]].”'' at the [[Rand Afrikaans University]].
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 From 1987 to 1991 she worked as lecturer at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] in Johannesburg, after which she became senior librarian at the University of Venda. In 1992 she was appointed senior lecturer at the Centre for African Languages, Arts and Culture at the University of Venda.
-In 1989 she met and married [[Fanie Olivier]], then professor at the University of Venda, and in 1990 they settled in Louis Trichardt kom vestig. Sy was ‘n senior lektrise in Afrikaans en in Nederlands by Univen.
+In 1989 she met and married [[Fanie Olivier]], then professor at the University of Venda,
 She and her husband [[Fanie Olivier]] went to work in Poland in where they had obtained employment at the Adam Mickiewicz University and helped to launch the South African Studies programme. She also worked at IFA for one year. In 2005 she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and in January 2006 she returned to