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[[Academica]] is a title used in a variety of forms in the fields of educational and cultural endeavour. | [[Academica]] is a title used in a variety of forms in the fields of educational and cultural endeavour. | ||
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| + | ''Not to be confused with the American-based global network of public charter schools, digital learning communities, colleges, and non-profit organizations [https://academica.org/about/company/], founded in 1999.'' | ||
South African examples include: | South African examples include: | ||
| − | The publication house [[H&R Academica]], or simply [[Academica]] | + | The publication house [[H&R Academica Uitgewers]], or simply [[Academica]], an imprint of the South African publishing house [[Human en Rousseau]] (itself part of [[Naspers]]). '''See [[Human & Rousseau]]''' |
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Revision as of 05:38, 15 November 2021
Academica is a title used in a variety of forms in the fields of educational and cultural endeavour.
Not to be confused with the American-based global network of public charter schools, digital learning communities, colleges, and non-profit organizations [1], founded in 1999.
South African examples include:
The publication house H&R Academica Uitgewers, or simply Academica, an imprint of the South African publishing house Human en Rousseau (itself part of Naspers). See Human & Rousseau
