A  JOURNAL  ABOUT
WOMEN  AND  GENDER

P.O.  BOX  37432
OVERPORT  4067

AGENDA  aims  to  provide  a  forum
for  comment,  discussion  and
debate  on  all  aspects  of  women's
lives.  Our  specific  concern  is
to-  understand  the  position  of
women  within  South  African
society.

CONTRIBUTIONS  of  articles,
biographical  stories,  interviews,
poetry  or  photography  that  will
enhance  an  understanding  of
women's  position  and  gender
issues  are  welcome.

SUBSCRIPTION  rates  are  available
from  AGENDA,  PO  Box  37432,
Overport,  4067.
Phone:  (031)  305  4047

CRITICAL ARTS examines the relationship between  texts and contexts of media
In the Third World, cultural formations and other forms of expression. It alms to
create  a space for an African and Third World perspective  of media  (both
formal and Informal), culture and social theory.

CRITICAL ARTS alms to challenge  and engage  conventional  academic  practices
which reinforce undemocratic  relations In society.

Volume Two
1  Performance In South Africa
2  Press and Broadcasting In South Africa
3  SteynCommission/Breaker  Morant
4  Cinema In the Third World

Volume Three
1  Popular Culture and Performance In

South Africa

2  English Studies in Transition
3  Popular  Memory/Cinema
4  Aesthetics of Resistance

Volume Four
1  Documentary and the Problem of

Method

2  Production of Popular  Knowledge

3 

'Black' South African  Performance
Revisited

4  Education, Capital and Discourse in

South Africa

Volume Five
1  Cultural Studies
2  Women Represented

Monograph 1: Breaker  Morant
Monograph 2: Retrospective

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A  Journal  for  Cultural  Studies
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