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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Drum Magazine"”.
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A modernised man? : changing constructions of masculinity in Drum magazine, 1951-1984
This study explores changes in the way that Drum magazine constructed manhood from the first edition of 1951 to its sale in 1984. The exploration is undertaken from a feminist post modern perspective that sees gender as a social construct and masculinity as a complex and multifaceted identity that …
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"Popular Culture in South Africa: The Limits of Black Identity in ""Drum"" Magazine"
In my reflection, I consider how commoditized cultural images from a black diaspora extend the imaginative capacity of black South Africans to construct new identities. I argue that a black identity connects to a black diasporic identity and to an abstract modern identity. It finds its cultural …
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Advertising to low-income consumers: portrayals of women in Drum magazine advertisements 1981-2010
… message sources in advertisements appearing in Drum magazine 1981-2010, an important time period that captures South Africa's transition from Apartheid rule to a time when the equality of women has been recognised more formally.
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Bessie Head : re-writing the romance : journalism, fiction (and gender)
… of women in both Golden City Post and Drum magazine as they were both considered to be the authoritative newspapers representing black South African life in the 1950s. Head's columns, I claim, especially the one for teenagers, present constructions of the feminine, as well as the …
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A History of the Night in South Africa, 1860s-1980s
… time-space, within the New Africa Movement, the ‘Drum Generation’, and Black Consciousness. I argue that colonialism, segregation and apartheid were not only regimes of space, but also regimes of time. Therefore, contestations over time, particularly the night, were crucial in producing, …