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The ESAT Bibliography is a series of bibliographies of writing and other materials available on South African theatre, film, media and performance (including relevant contextual material about South African arts and culture).

The basic list compiled by Temple Hauptfleisch and Miriam Terblanche

The listing managed and edited by Miriam Terblanche till 2023

Please note: The huge number of general resources available on world theatre, film, media and performance (even African sources on thewse subjects) are not usually listed below, for the focus here is specifically on South African practice. However, the use of any such reference works and other sources is clearly acknowledged in the "Sources" section of the relevant articles and entries. Of course, such resources may on occasion contain specific references to South African people, texts, performances, etc., and in such a case they are included in one of the categories given.

Navigation: To go directly to the listing of resources, click on the items The primary list of bibliographic resources or the Bibliography of texts and scripts on the of Contents list below, and to find out more about the general principles followed in the ESAT Bibliography, click on The basic principles of this bibliography.

The primary list of bibliographic resources

To go to the appropriate bibliography for your purposes, click on the relevant title below and follow the instructions there:

Books and Articles on South African Theatre and Performance

Books and Articles on South African Film and Media

General Archival and Library Resources in South Africa

General List of South African (and Relevant International) Journals, Magazines and Newspapers

Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa

Visual Material on South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance

Bibliography of texts and scripts

The Bibliography itself does not contain listings of individual plays, scripts and so on, since each text, script or collection of texts has its own entry. These are listed separately under four headings in the main body of the Encyclopaedia. To consult them, click on the appropriate section below:

South_African_Films

South African Stage Plays

South African Radio Plays and Serials

South African Television Plays and Series

The basic principles of this bibliography

What is included

The list provided here includes all the books, theses, journals, magazines, newspapers, articles and other materials consulted to write the ESAT encyclopaedia, but is not limited to that body of work.

The aim is to provide as comprehensive a bibliography of South African theatre, film, media and performance as is possible. However, please note only (formally or informally) published documents and manuscripts are normally listed. This would naturally include formally submitted theses or dissertations, since they normally ought to be available through academic library channels. Also included are listings of other sources, such as visual materials and internet resources (such as websites), etc.

What is impossible to include are all the pamphlets, announcements, programmes, reviews, interviews, posters, working scripts, and other documentation generated by any performance event or artefacts (film, TV series, etc). On occasion collections of plays or film and video scripts may be included here because they contain substantial historical and critical material, but otherwise such texts are discussed individually in the main part of the encyclopaedia.

NB: The bibliography itself does not contain listings of individual plays, scripts and so on, since each text, script or collection of texts has its own entry. (See Bibliography of texts and scripts below.).

Valuable other resources on general cultural matters, including theatre, film, media and performance, are the various libraries and archives in the country. Some of the more relevant are given in the section on General Archival and Library Resources in South Africa.

General Bibliographic conventions and usage

(1) Use and placement of articles in titles of plays, articles, books, venues, etc: In accordance with normal bibliographic usage, in cases where the titles of plays and performances contain an initial article (e.g. "A", "An" and "The" in English, " 'N" or "Die" in Afrikaans), the items are listed alphabetically according to the first noun following that initial article. The article is then put at the end of the title. To illustrate: "The Arrest by Uys Krige" is listed as "Arrest, The by Uys Krige" under #A. Similarly, the original Afrikaans version ("Die Arrestasie") is listed as "Arrestasie, Die by Uys Krige", also under #A.

NB: This is however only done for the numerous works listed in Afrikaans, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian and Spanish in this encyclopaedia. In most other languages (such as the other seven indigenous South African languages, including Sotho, Xhosa and Zulu, and any European languages not listed above, such as Russian, Greek, Norwegian, etc), the full titles are listed exactly as they are, with beginning article where applicable, since the grammatical structure of most such languages are too complex and unfamiliar for us to apply this procedure consistently.

Please also note: Plays or Venue (Organization, institutions, etc) names with titles starting with a numeral or date are placed in a separate listing marked #Numbers or dates.

(2) Capitalization of titles: Since this encyclopaedia is written in English and the convention in English is to capitalize all nouns and verbs in the title of a publication or play, the same usage is extended here to titles in other languages, where the conventions may be different. The case of Afrikaans titles is particularly important here, since only the first word in an Afrikaans title is normally capitalized, the rest being written in lower case. So the play Siener in die suburbs will appear here as Siener in die Suburbs, Die jaar van die vuuros will be written Die Jaar van die Vuuros, and so on.

(3) Names of people: In the various listings, names are given in normal bibliographic form (last name, surname followed by first name,, second, etc). In the entries however the names are given in normal sequence, and are cross referenced as such.

(4) Searching for a name: Since links and cross referencing are done using the normal full title or name, use the names in the right order when using the Search function on this encyclopaedia.

(5) Abbreviations: For consistency, abbreviations forming part of the name of a person, venue (e.g. St for Saint in St John's Theatre ) are spelled WITHOUT a period/full top, as is normal South African usage, even though some sources and institutions appear to have preferred the final period/stop in their titles.

For more information on the general bibliographic conventions used in ESAT, go to:

ESAT Bibliographic Conventions

To return to other sections of ESAT

Return to The ESAT Entries

Return to Main Page

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-A series of bibliographies of writing and other materials available on South African theatre, film, media and performance (including relevant contextual material about South African arts and culture).
+The [[ESAT Bibliography]] is a series of bibliographies of writing and other materials available on South African theatre, film, media and performance (including relevant contextual material about South African arts and culture).
-'''Compiled''' by [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] and [[Miriam Terblanche]]
+'''The basic list compiled by [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] and [[Miriam Terblanche]]'''
-'''Managed and edited''' by: [[Miriam Terblanche]]
+'''The listing managed and edited by [[Miriam Terblanche]] till 2023'''
-'''Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]'''
+<small>'''Please note''': ''The huge number of general resources available on '''world''' theatre, film, media and performance (even African sources on thewse subjects) are not usually listed below, for the focus here is specifically on '''South African''' practice. However, the use of any such reference works and other sources is clearly acknowledged in the "Sources" section of the relevant articles and entries.  Of course, such resources may on occasion contain specific references to South African people, texts, performances, etc., and in such a case they '''are''' included in one of the categories given.''
-'''Return to   [[Main Page]]'''
+'''Navigation''': ''To go directly to the listing of resources, click on the items '''The primary list of bibliographic resources''' or the '''Bibliography of texts and scripts''' on the  of '''Contents''' list below,   and to find out more about the general principles followed in the [[ESAT Bibliography]], click on '''The basic principles of this bibliography'''.''
+</small>
-= The basic principles of this bibliography =
+= '''The primary list of bibliographic resources'''=
-== What is included ==
+To go to the appropriate '''''bibliography''''' for your purposes, click on the relevant title below and follow the instructions there:
-The list provided here includes all the books, theses, journals, magazines, newspapers, articles and other materials consulted to write the [[ESAT]] encyclopaedia, but is not limited to that body of work.
+'''[[Books and Articles on South African Theatre and Performance]]'''
-The aim is to provide as comprehensive a bibliography of South African theatre, film, media and performance as is possible. However, please note only (formally or informally) published documents and manuscripts are normally listed. This would naturally include formally submitted theses or dissertations, since they normally ought to be available through academic library channels.
+'''[[Books and Articles on South African Film and Media]]'''
-What is impossible to include are all the pamphlets, announcements, programmes, reviews, interviews, posters,  working scripts, and other documentation generated by any performance event or artefacts (film, TV series, etc). On occasion collections of plays or film and video scripts may be included here because they contain substantial historical and critical material.
+'''[[General Archival and Library Resources in South Africa]]'''
-A list of available anthologies and collections of texts and plays is also provided under the appropriate form in [[The ESAT Entries]].  The relevant sections are:
+'''[[General List of South African Journals, Magazines and Newspapers|General List of South African (and Relevant International) Journals, Magazines and Newspapers]]'''
-[[South_African_Films]]
+'''[[Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa]]'''
-[[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Stage Plays]]
-[[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
+'''[[Visual Material on South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance]]'''
-[[South_African_Television/Plays|South African Television Plays and Series]]
+='''Bibliography of texts and scripts'''=
-== General Bibliographic conventions and usage ==
-(1) 	'''Use and placement of articles in titles of plays, articles, books, venues, etc''': In accordance with normal bibliographic usage, in cases where the titles of plays and performances contain an initial article (e.g.  "A", "An" and "The" in English, " 'N" or "Die" in [[Afrikaans]]), the items are listed alphabetically according to the first noun following that initial article. The article is then put at the end of the title. To illustrate: "The Arrest by Uys Krige" is listed as "Arrest, The by Uys Krige" under #A. Similarly, the original [[Afrikaans]] version ("Die Arrestasie") is listed as "Arrestasie, Die by Uys Krige", also under #A.
+The ''Bibliography'' itself does not contain listings of individual plays, scripts and so on, since each text, script or collection of texts has its own entry. These are listed separately under four headings in the main body of the ''Encyclopaedia''. To consult them, click on the appropriate section below:
-'''NB:''' This is however only done for the numerous works listed in [[Afrikaans]], [[Dutch]], [[English]], French, German, Italian and Spanish in this encyclopaedia. In most other languages (such as the other seven indigenous [[South African]] languages, including [[Sotho]], [[Xhosa]] and [[Zulu]],  and any European languages not listed above, such as Russian, Greek, Norwegian, etc), the full titles are listed exactly as they are, with beginning article where applicable, since the grammatical structure of most such languages are too complex and unfamiliar for us to apply this procedure consistently.
+'''[[South_African_Films]]'''
-'''Please also note''': Plays or Venue (Organization, institutions, etc) names with titles starting with a numeral or date are placed in a separate listing marked [[#Numbers or dates]].
+'''[[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Stage Plays]]'''
-(2)     '''Capitalization of titles''': Since this encyclopaedia is written in English and the convention in English is to capitalize all nouns and verbs in the title of a publication or play, the same usage is extended here to titles in other languages, where the conventions may be different. The case of  [[Afrikaans]] titles is particularly important here, since only the first word in an Afrikaans title is normally capitalized, the rest being written in lower case. So the play ''[[Siener in die suburbs]]'' will appear here as ''[[Siener in die Suburbs]]'', ''[[Die jaar van die vuuros]]'' will be written ''[[Die Jaar van die Vuuros]]'', and so on.
+'''[[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]'''
-(3)    '''Names of people''': In the various listings, names are given in normal bibliographic form (last name, surname followed by first name,, second, etc). In the entries however the names are given in normal sequence, and are cross referenced as such.
+'''[[South_African_Television/Plays|South African Television Plays and Series]]'''
-(4)    '''Searching for a name''': Since links and cross referencing are done using the normal full title or name, use the names in the right order when using the Search function on this encyclopaedia.
+= '''The basic principles of this bibliography''' =
-(5)    '''Abbreviations''': For consistency, '''abbreviations''' forming part of the name of a person, venue (e.g. ''St'' for ''Saint'' in [[St John's Theatre]] ) are spelled WITHOUT a period/full top, as is normal South African usage, even though some sources and institutions appear to have preferred the final period/stop in their titles.
+== What is included ==
-'''For more information on the general bibliographic conventions used in [[ESAT]], go to''':
+The list provided here includes all the books, theses, journals, magazines, newspapers, articles and other materials consulted to write the [[ESAT]] encyclopaedia, but is not limited to that body of work.
-'''''[[ESAT Bibliographic Conventions]]'''''
+The aim is to provide as comprehensive a bibliography of South African theatre, film, media and performance as is possible. However, please note only (formally or informally) published documents and manuscripts are normally listed. This would naturally include formally submitted theses or dissertations, since they normally ought to be available through academic library channels.  Also included are listings of other sources, such as visual materials and internet resources (such as websites), etc.
+What is impossible to include are all the pamphlets, announcements, programmes, reviews, interviews, posters,  working scripts, and other documentation generated by any performance event or artefacts (film, TV series, etc). On occasion collections of plays or film and video scripts may be included here because they contain substantial historical and critical material, but otherwise such texts are discussed individually in the main part of the encyclopaedia.
-= The Bibliography of Books, Journals, Newspapers and Articles=
+'''NB:''' The bibliography itself does '''not contain''' listings of individual plays, scripts and so on, since each text, script or collection of texts has its own entry. (See '''''Bibliography of texts and scripts''''' below.).
-To go to the appropriate bibliography for your purposes, click on the relevant title below:
+Valuable other resources on general cultural matters, including theatre, film, media and performance, are the various libraries and archives in  the country. Some  of the more relevant are given in the section on '''[[General Archival and Library Resources in South Africa]]'''.
-== [[Books and Articles on South African Theatre and Performance]] ==
+== General Bibliographic conventions and usage ==
-The list provided here is specific to '''stage performance''' and includes all the books, theses, articles and materials consulted to write the [[Theatre]] and [[Performance]] section of this Encyclopaedia, though  it is not limited to that body of work, but will include contextual material on drama, theatre and performance, as well as the broader cultural political and social context of the art forms in the country.
-=== To find a publication ===
+(1) 	'''Use and placement of articles in titles of plays, articles, books, venues, etc''': In accordance with normal bibliographic usage, in cases where the titles of plays and performances contain an initial article (e.g.  "A", "An" and "The" in English, " 'N" or "Die" in [[Afrikaans]]), the items are listed alphabetically according to the first noun following that initial article. The article is then put at the end of the title. To illustrate: "The Arrest by Uys Krige" is listed as "Arrest, The by Uys Krige" under #A. Similarly, the original [[Afrikaans]] version ("Die Arrestasie") is listed as "Arrestasie, Die by Uys Krige", also under #A.
-Click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet below to find the relevant list.
+'''NB:''' This is however only done for the numerous works listed in [[Afrikaans]], [[Dutch]], [[English]], French, German, Italian and Spanish in this encyclopaedia. In most other languages (such as the other seven indigenous [[South African]] languages, including [[Sotho]], [[Xhosa]] and [[Zulu]],  and any European languages not listed above, such as Russian, Greek, Norwegian, etc), the full titles are listed exactly as they are, with beginning article where applicable, since the grammatical structure of most such languages are too complex and unfamiliar for us to apply this procedure consistently.
-[[ESAT Bibliography A|A]] [[ESAT Bibliography B|B]] [[ESAT Bibliography C|C]] [[ESAT Bibliography D|D]] [[ESAT Bibliography E|E]] [[ESAT Bibliography F|F]] [[ESAT Bibliography G|G]] [[ESAT Bibliography H|H]] [[ESAT Bibliography I|I]] [[ESAT Bibliography J|J]] [[ESAT Bibliography K|K]] [[ESAT Bibliography L|L]] [[ESAT Bibliography M|M]] [[ESAT Bibliography N|N]] [[ESAT Bibliography O|O]] [[ESAT Bibliography P|P]] [[ESAT Bibliography Q|Q]] [[ESAT Bibliography R|R]] [[ESAT Bibliography S|S]] [[ESAT Bibliography T|T]] [[ESAT Bibliography U|U]] [[ESAT Bibliography V|V]] [[ESAT Bibliography W|W]] [[ESAT Bibliography X|X]] [[ESAT Bibliography Y|Y]] [[ESAT Bibliography Z|Z]]
+'''Please also note''': Plays or Venue (Organization, institutions, etc) names with titles starting with a numeral or date are placed in a separate listing marked [[#Numbers or dates]].
+(2)     '''Capitalization of titles''': Since this encyclopaedia is written in English and the convention in English is to capitalize all nouns and verbs in the title of a publication or play, the same usage is extended here to titles in other languages, where the conventions may be different. The case of  [[Afrikaans]] titles is particularly important here, since only the first word in an Afrikaans title is normally capitalized, the rest being written in lower case. So the play ''[[Siener in die suburbs]]'' will appear here as ''[[Siener in die Suburbs]]'', ''[[Die jaar van die vuuros]]'' will be written ''[[Die Jaar van die Vuuros]]'', and so on.
-Some items are listed under dates or numbers. To see the list (arranged numerically), click below:
+(3)    '''Names of people''': In the various listings, names are given in normal bibliographic form (last name, surname followed by first name,, second, etc). In the entries however the names are given in normal sequence, and are cross referenced as such.
-[[ESAT Bibliography|#Numbers or dates]]
-=== To return to other sections of ESAT ===
+(4)    '''Searching for a name''': Since links and cross referencing are done using the normal full title or name, use the names in the right order when using the Search function on this encyclopaedia.
+(5)    '''Abbreviations''': For consistency, '''abbreviations''' forming part of the name of a person, venue (e.g. ''St'' for ''Saint'' in [[St John's Theatre]] ) are spelled WITHOUT a period/full top, as is normal South African usage, even though some sources and institutions appear to have preferred the final period/stop in their titles.
-Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
+'''For more information on the general bibliographic conventions used in [[ESAT]], go to''':
-Return to   [[Main Page]]
+'''''[[ESAT Bibliographic Conventions]]'''''
-== Books and Articles on South African Film and Media ==
-Compiled by
-=== To find a publication ===
-Click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet below to find the relevant list.
-[[ESAT F&M Bibliography  A|A]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  B|B]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography C|C]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  D|D]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  E|E]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  F|F]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  G|G]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  H|H]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  I|I]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  J|J]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  K|K]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  L|L]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  M|M]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography N|N]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  O|O]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  P|P]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  Q|Q]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  R|R]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  S|S]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  T|T]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  U|U]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  V|V]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  W|W]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  X|X]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  Y|Y]] [[ESAT F&M Bibliography  Z|Z]]
-Some items are listed under dates or numbers. To see the list (arranged numerically), click below:
-[[ESAT F&M Bibliography|#Numbers or dates]]
-=== To return to other sections of ESAT ===
-Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
-Return to   [[Main Page]]
-== General List of South African Journals, Magazines and Newspapers ==
-These publications are arranged alphabetically according to the '''title''' of the publication. In accordance with normal bibliographic usage, in cases where the titles contain one of the initial articles ("A", "An", or "The"), the items are listed alphabetically ''according to the word following that initial article'', though the title is given as it stands. (E.g. ''[[The Argus]]'' would appear as '''''The Argus''''', not '''''Argus, The''''', but will be arranged alphabetically under "A"). In the case of [[Afrikaans]] the articles in question are " 'n " or " Die ",  and in the case of [[Dutch]] "Een", "Di", "Die", "Den" or "Het".)
-=== To find a journal, magazine or newspaper ===
-Click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet below to find the relevant list:
-[[ESAT J&N Bibliography A|A]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography B|B]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography C|C]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography D|D]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography E|E]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography F|F]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography G|G]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography H|H]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography I|I]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography J|J]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography K|K]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography L|L]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography M|M]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography N|N]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography O|O]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography P|P]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography Q|Q]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography R|R]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography S|S]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography T|T]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography U|U]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography V|V]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography W|W]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography X|X]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography Y|Y]] [[ESAT J&N Bibliography Z|Z]]
-Some items are listed under dates or numbers. To see the list (arranged numerically), click below:
-[[ESAT J&N Bibliography|#Numbers or dates]]
-== To return to other sections of ESAT ==
-Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
-Return to   [[Main Page]]
-=Other Sources=
-== Visual material South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
-Compiled by
-=== To find a source ===
-Click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet below to find the relevant list.
-[[ESAT VM Bibliography A|A]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography B|B]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography C|C]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography D|D]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography E|E]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography F|F]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography G|G]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography H|H]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography I|I]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography J|J]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography K|K]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography L|L]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography M|M]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography N|N]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography O|O]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography P|P]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography Q|Q]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography R|R]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography S|S]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography T|T]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography U|U]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography V|V]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography W|W]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography X|X]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography Y|Y]] [[ESAT VM Bibliography Z|Z]]
-Some items are listed under dates or numbers. To see the list (arranged numerically), click below:
-[[ESAT VM Bibliography|#Numbers or dates]]
-=== To return to other sections of ESAT ===
+='''To return to other sections of ESAT'''=
 Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
 Return to   [[Main Page]]
-==[[Internet Sources on Theatre, Film, Media and Performance in Southern Africa]]==
-Since 1994 we have seen the arrival of two immensely impressive internet-linked arts initiatives of importance to theatre researchers: [[T.J. de Klerk]]’s [[Artslink]] network and [[Afrikaans]] [[Etienne van Heerden]]’s  [[LitNet]] (now also in English). Both these initiatives have grown way beyond the original intention, bursting with categories, covering most literary and art forms and most theoretical perspectives.
-The new millennium has also seen a proliferation of other internet-based information, documentation and even encylopaedic projects, including [[South African History Online]] ([[SAHO]]), the [[Arterial Network]], the [[Encyclopaedia of South African Arts, Culture and Heritage]] ([[ESAACH]]) and of course the [[Encyclopaedia of South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance]] [[ESAT]] itself.
-=== To find a website or online publication ===
-Click on the appropriate letter of the alphabet below to find the relevant list.
-[[ESAT I  Bibliography A|A]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography B|B]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography C|C]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography D|D]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography E|E]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography F|F]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography G|G]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography H|H]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography I|I]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography J|J]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography K|K]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography L|L]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography M|M]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography N|N]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography O|O]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography P|P]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography Q|Q]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography R|R]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography S|S]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography T|T]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography U|U]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography V|V]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography W|W]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography X|X]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography Y|Y]] [[ESAT I  Bibliography Z|Z]]
-Some items are listed under dates or numbers. To see the list (arranged numerically), click below:
-[[ESAT I Bibliography|#Numbers or dates]]
-=== To return to other sections of ESAT ===
-'''Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]'''
-'''Return to   [[Main Page]]'''

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