T.H. le Roux - Revision history

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Besides his important contributions towards the standardization of the pronunciation and grammar of [[Afrikaans]] (also at the [[SABC]]), he edited and wrote commentaries on and an introduction in [[Afrikaans]] for a series of simplified [[Dutch]] versions of dramas by Vondel, including: ''[[Josef in Dotan]]'' (Pretoria, [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922),  ''[[Jefta]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922), ''[[Adam in Ballingschap]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1923),  ''[[Gijsbrecht van Amstel]]''  ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1925), ''[[Lucifer]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[Gebroeders]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[De Leeuwendalers]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1934) and ''[[Het Pascha]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1937).
+Besides his important contributions towards the standardization of the pronunciation and grammar of [[Afrikaans]] (also at the [[SABC]]), he edited and wrote commentaries on and an introduction in [[Afrikaans]] for a series of simplified [[Dutch]] versions of dramas by Vondel, including: ''[[Josef in Dotan]]'' (Pretoria, [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922),  ''[[Jefta]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922), ''[[Adam in Ballingschap]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1923),  ''[[Gijsbrecht van Amstel]]''  ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1925), ''[[Lucifer]]'' (with [[J.J. Groeneweg]], [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[Gebroeders]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[De Leeuwendalers]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1934) and ''[[Het Pascha]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1937).
 He was also one of the many proponents of a [[national theatre]] in the years 1935-1947.

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 Born Thomas Hugo le Roux, in Worcester, Cape Province, but would go on to publish under his initials as [[T.H. le Roux]].
-Studied in Stellenbosch obtaininhg a BA degreethen attended  the Ryksuniversiteit at Leiden (1904 tot 1910), obtaining a doctorate in [[Dutch]] ("Nederlandse Letteren") on the .
+Studied in Stellenbosch obtaininhg a BA degree, then attended  the Ryksuniversiteit at Leiden (1904 tot 1910), obtaining a doctorate in [[Dutch]] ("Nederlandse Letteren") on the .
-From March 1910 he held a professorship in Dutch and Modern Languages (including German and French) at the then Transvaal University College, and in  1920 of what now became the of Department of Nederlands en Afrikaans ("[[Dutch]] and Afrikaans"), with Germaanse Filologie being added to the name in 1928, and from 1936 onwards known as trhe Department of ''Afrikaanse, Nederlandse en Germaanse Taalkunde'' (Afriaans, Dutch and Germanic Linguistics").
+From March 1910 he held a professorship in Dutch and Modern Languages (including German and French) at the then [[Transvaal University College]] (later the [[University of Pretoria]]), and in  1920 of what now became the of Department of Nederlands en Afrikaans ("[[Dutch]] and Afrikaans"), with Germaanse Filologie being added to the name in 1928, and from 1936 onwards known as the Department of ''Afrikaanse, Nederlandse en Germaanse Taalkunde'' (Afriaans, Dutch and Germanic Linguistics").
 He held many other positions over the years, including boardmember of the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]], and chairman of the Language Advisory Commission for the [[South African Broadcasting Corporation]] (SABC).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Besides his important contributions towards the pronunciation and grammar of Afrikaans, he edited and wrote commentaries on and an introduction in [[Afrikaans]] for a series of simplified [[Dutch]] versions of dramas by Vondel, including: ''[[Josef in Dotan]]'' (Pretoria, [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922),  ''[[Jefta]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922), ''[[Adam in Ballingschap]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1923),  ''[[Gijsbrecht van Amstel]]''  ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1925), ''[[Lucifer]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[Gebroeders]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[De Leeuwendalers]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1934) and ''[[Het Pascha]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1937).
+Besides his important contributions towards the standardization of the pronunciation and grammar of [[Afrikaans]] (also at the [[SABC]]), he edited and wrote commentaries on and an introduction in [[Afrikaans]] for a series of simplified [[Dutch]] versions of dramas by Vondel, including: ''[[Josef in Dotan]]'' (Pretoria, [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922),  ''[[Jefta]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1922), ''[[Adam in Ballingschap]]'' [[J.H. de Bussy]], 1923),  ''[[Gijsbrecht van Amstel]]''  ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1925), ''[[Lucifer]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[Gebroeders]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1926), ''[[De Leeuwendalers]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1934) and ''[[Het Pascha]]'' ([[J.H. de Bussy]], 1937).
 He was also one of the many proponents of a [[national theatre]] in the years 1935-1947.

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 == Biography ==
-Born Thomas Hugo le Roux, in Worcester, Cape Proivince, but published under his initials as [[T.H. le Roux]]
+Born Thomas Hugo le Roux, in Worcester, Cape Province, but would go on to publish under his initials as [[T.H. le Roux]].
-He died in Pretoria in 1970.
+Studied in Stellenbosch obtaininhg a BA degreethen attended  the Ryksuniversiteit at Leiden (1904 tot 1910), obtaining a doctorate in [[Dutch]] ("Nederlandse Letteren") on the .
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 == Biography ==
-Born Thomas Hugo le Roux, but published under his initials as [[T.H. le Roux]]
+Born Thomas Hugo le Roux, in Worcester, Cape Proivince, but published under his initials as [[T.H. le Roux]]
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 == Sources ==
-Obituary: "Thomas Hugo le Roux Worcester (Kaapkolonie) 18 maart 1883 - Pretoria 27 november 1970", ''Jaarboek van de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde'', 1971[http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_jaa003197101_01/_jaa003197101_01_0018.php
+Obituary: "Thomas Hugo le Roux Worcester (Kaapkolonie) 18 maart 1883 - Pretoria 27 november 1970", ''Jaarboek van de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde'', 1971[http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_jaa003197101_01/_jaa003197101_01_0018.php]
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	Worcester (Kaapkolonie) 18 maart 1883 - Pretoria 27 november 1970", ''Jaarboek van de Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde'', 1971[http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/_jaa003197101_01/_jaa003197101_01_0018.php

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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