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Critical Arts
South-North Cultural and Media Studies
Volume 15, 2001 - Issue 1-2
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A tale of two paradoxes: Media censorship in South Africa, pre-liberation and post-apartheid

Christopher MerrettView further author information
Pages 50-68 | Published online: 29 Aug 2007

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Sisanda Nkoala, Rofhiwa Mukhudwana & Trust Matsilele. (2024) African Moral Theory and Media Ethics: An Exploration of Rulings by the South African Press Council 2018 to 2022. Journal of Media Ethics 39:2, pages 99-113.
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Deléne Human. (2020) Censoring the Visual Arts: Banning Aidron Duckworth's Work during Apartheid in South Africa. de arte 55:3, pages 3-25.
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Elizabeth le Roux. (2015) Open minds and closed systems: an author profile of South Africa’s university presses. Critical Arts 29:6, pages 746-765.
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Verne Harris. (2009) Against the grain: psychologies and politics of secrecy. Archival Science 9:3-4, pages 133-142.
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