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	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Site-specific_theatre		https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Site-specific_theatre
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		+	Review by [[Gerrit Brand]], ''[[Die Burger]]'', 10 April 2006.

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

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 =''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=
-Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, it was originally a left-leaning bi-monthly critical review,  containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature, published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 it was edited by [[Jacques Malan]] and in 1947 the journal merged with ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'' (also known as ''[[South African Opinion]]''), hoping to combine what was best in both publications. The new publication lasted till
+Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, it was originally a left-leaning bi-monthly critical review,  containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature, published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 it was edited by [[Jacques Malan]] and in 1947 the journal merged with ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'' (also known as ''[[South African Opinion]]''), hoping to combine what was best in both publications, though fFrom 1950 onwards, the new ''[[Trek]]'' would focus exclusively on literary-cultural issues rather than political matters. The new publication lasted till 1952.
 Subtitles for ''[[Trek]]'' varied over the years, e.g.: "The family magazine for all South Africans, 1939- ; "A critical monthly review," -December 1949; "A South African literary monthly," January 1950-

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 =''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=
-Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, it was a left-leaning bi-monthly critical review,  containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature. Published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 [[Jacques Malan]] was the editor. In 1947, the journal merged with ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'' (also known as ''[[South African Opinion]]''), hoping to combine what was best in both publications.
+Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, it was originally a left-leaning bi-monthly critical review,  containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature, published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 it was edited by [[Jacques Malan]] and in 1947 the journal merged with ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'' (also known as ''[[South African Opinion]]''), hoping to combine what was best in both publications. The new publication lasted till
 Subtitles for ''[[Trek]]'' varied over the years, e.g.: "The family magazine for all South Africans, 1939- ; "A critical monthly review," -December 1949; "A South African literary monthly," January 1950-

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	Specifically regarding '''theatre, film, media and performance''', there have been publications as well as plays and films.		Specifically regarding '''theatre, film, media and performance''', there have been publications as well as plays and films.

−	~~''Not to be confused with the American film ''Trek: The Movie'' (2018)''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7751192/]~~

	=''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=		=''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=

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 Specifically regarding '''theatre, film, media and performance''', there have been publications as well as plays and films.
-'''Not to be confused with the American film ''Trek: The Movie'' (2018)'''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7751192/]
+''Not to be confused with the American film ''Trek: The Movie'' (2018)''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7751192/]
 =''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=

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-[[Trek]] is primarily an [[Afrikaans]] word, though also found in English writing,  meaning either "pull", "move house" or "move away", and has been used in various ways in South Africa.
+[[Trek]] is primarily an [[Afrikaans]] word meaning either "pull", "move house" or "move away", though also found in English writing. It has been used in various ways in South Africa.
-In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colony of the Cape, to seek new homes in the hinterland. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''')
+In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous pioneering Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colonial rule in the Cape Colony, to seek new homes in the hinterland of Southern Africa. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''')
 Specifically regarding theatre, there have been publications as well as plays and films.
 '''Not to be confused with the American film ''Trek: The Movie'' (2018)'''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7751192/]

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	Article by [[John Kannemeyer]] published in ''[[Die Burger]]'', 16 February 2008.		Article by [[John Kannemeyer]] published in ''[[Die Burger]]'', 16 February 2008.
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		+	Corinne Sandwith. 1998. The Moment of [[Trek]]: Literary and Political Criticism
		+	in the South African Periodical Press, 1941-1947. ''[[Current Writing]]''
		+	10, I: 18-38.

	Corinne Sandwith. 2008. "The work of cultural criticism: re-visiting the South African opinion" in ''[[Alternation]]'' No 15, pp 38 - 70[https://journals.co.za/docserver/fulltext/alt/15/2/409.pdf?expires=1563422720&id=id&accname=guest&checksum=57262B518F1F861527963BBFAA05065A]		Corinne Sandwith. 2008. "The work of cultural criticism: re-visiting the South African opinion" in ''[[Alternation]]'' No 15, pp 38 - 70[https://journals.co.za/docserver/fulltext/alt/15/2/409.pdf?expires=1563422720&id=id&accname=guest&checksum=57262B518F1F861527963BBFAA05065A]

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 =''[[Trek]]'' - the arts journal=
-Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature. Published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 [[Jacques Malan]] was the editor.
+Published fortnightly in [[Afrikaans]] and English, it was a left-leaning bi-monthly critical review,  containing articles on politics, economic affairs, art and literature. Published in Cape Town by Independent Publ. Co., 1939-1952. From 1939 to 1944 [[Jacques Malan]] was the editor. In 1947, the journal merged with ''[[S.A. Opinion]]'' (also known as ''[[South African Opinion]]''), hoping to combine what was best in both publications.
-Subtitle varies: "The family magazine for all South Africans, 1939- ; "A critical monthly review," -December 1949; "A South African literary monthly," January 1950-
+Subtitles for ''[[Trek]]'' varied over the years, e.g.: "The family magazine for all South Africans, 1939- ; "A critical monthly review," -December 1949; "A South African literary monthly," January 1950-
 == Sources ==
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 Article by [[John Kannemeyer]] published in ''[[Die Burger]]'', 16 February 2008.
 =''[[Trek]]'' by [[Gaerin Hauptfleisch]] and [[Strijdom van der Merwe]]=

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	In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colony of the Cape, to seek new homes in the hinterland. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''')		In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colony of the Cape, to seek new homes in the hinterland. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''')
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	Specifically regarding theatre, there have been publications as well as plays and films.		Specifically regarding theatre, there have been publications as well as plays and films.

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	[[Trek]] is primarily an [[Afrikaans]] word, though also found in English writing, meaning either "pull", "move house" or "move away", and has been used in various ways in South Africa.		[[Trek]] is primarily an [[Afrikaans]] word, though also found in English writing, meaning either "pull", "move house" or "move away", and has been used in various ways in South Africa.

−	In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colony of the Cape, to seek new homes in the hinterland. (See the entry on [[The Great Trek]])	+	In the last sense it is perhaps remembered best for the so-called [[Great Trek]] ("[[Groot Trek]]") of 1838, which refers to the exodus of numerous Boer families (referred to as [[Voortrekkers]], i.e.. "leading trekkers") who fled the British colony of the Cape, to seek new homes in the hinterland. (See the entry on '''[[The Great Trek]]''')