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To assist them, all researchers, artists and other interested parties are invited to help the editors and writers to expand, improve, update and correct ESAT on an ongoing basis.  
 
To assist them, all researchers, artists and other interested parties are invited to help the editors and writers to expand, improve, update and correct ESAT on an ongoing basis.  
  
Unfortunately, because of the academic nature of the project, the encyclopaedia does not normally, (like Wikipedia for example), allow individuals to automatically register themselves as collaborators. All apppointments are made by the editorial board.  
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Unfortunately, because of the academic nature of the project, the encyclopaedia does not allow individuals to automatically register themselves as collaborators (like Wikipedia does for example) . All apppointments are made by the editorial board.  
  
 
However, should anyone wish to submit contributions, relevant comments, material or information, this will be most welcome. Such contributions or commentary can be sent to any of the following addresses:  
 
However, should anyone wish to submit contributions, relevant comments, material or information, this will be most welcome. Such contributions or commentary can be sent to any of the following addresses:  

Revision as of 11:22, 10 February 2014

ESAT is an academic research project, written by a handful of registered collaborators and some appointed assistant researchers, under the guidance of the Project Leader and the members of the ESAT Editorial Board.

To assist them, all researchers, artists and other interested parties are invited to help the editors and writers to expand, improve, update and correct ESAT on an ongoing basis.

Unfortunately, because of the academic nature of the project, the encyclopaedia does not allow individuals to automatically register themselves as collaborators (like Wikipedia does for example) . All apppointments are made by the editorial board.

However, should anyone wish to submit contributions, relevant comments, material or information, this will be most welcome. Such contributions or commentary can be sent to any of the following addresses:

The Editor: ESAT, Department of Drama, University of Stellenbosch, Private Bag X1, MATIELAND 7602, South Africa.

E-mail address: satj@sun.ac.za

Fax number: (+ 27) 21 882 9141


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