South African Theatre Journal

期刊简介：South African Theatre Journal provides a leading forum for the academic discussion of issues relating to theatre, performance and the media, notably as these manifest themselves in Southern Africa and further afield on the African continent. The journal features peer-reviewed articles on the history, theory and practice of the performing arts, as well as the methodology of theatre research and performance studies. The journal incorporates theatre reports, book reviews, commentaries, and play texts. Since it is a major aim of the journal to foster multi-cultural and inter-disciplinary studies in the field, contributions are invited from all engaged authors, irrespective of their particular institutional and disciplinary affiliations, or their specific theoretical and methodological perspectives. Research articles published in the journal have undergone rigorous double-anonymized, peer-review after initial screening by the Editor for quality and fit with the journal’s objectives. I would like to endorse the SATJ as a most valuable academic journal for Theatre Arts in South Africa. Prof N J Luwes Head of Department for Drama and Theatre Arts, University of the Free State, South Africa The South African Theatre Journal remains a leading source of critical thinking on South African Theatre and Drama and has become an indispensable part of my research, curriculum development and teaching. Dr Anton Krueger Playwright and lecturer, Rhodes University, South Africa SATJ is the leader in this field and is vital to keep people informed about this vital area of South African culture. Marianne McDonald, Ph.D. Member Royal Irish Academy and Professor of Theatre and Classics, University of California, San Diego, USA As a theatre scholar, especially one that pays attention to the representation of Africa in scholarly journals, I have over the years found South African Theatre Journal an invaluable tool in my research endeavours. Prof P J Ebewo, Department of Drama and Film, Tshwane University of Technology, Pretoria, South Africa As a student and later as a Drama lecturer I found the South African Theatre Journal a most valuable tool for the study and the teaching of South African Drama and Theatre. South African theatre and the role it plays in this country (and the world) needs a new focus, in the profession as well as in academia, and specifically in the latter a powerful instrument like SATJ will be indispensable. Dr Johann van Heerden, Retired Theatre Lecturer and TV Executive The SATJ has been an indispensable part of the South African theatre and performance research landscape since its inception. Gay Morris Associate Professor; Drama Department, University of Cape Town, South Africa

【译文】《南非戏剧杂志》为戏剧、表演和媒体相关问题的学术讨论提供了一个领先的论坛，特别是在南部非洲和非洲大陆更远的地方。该杂志收录了有关表演艺术的历史、理论和实践以及戏剧研究和表演研究方法的同行评审文章。该杂志包含戏剧报告、书评、评论和戏剧文本。由于该期刊的主要目标是促进该领域的多元文化和跨学科研究，因此邀请所有参与的作者投稿，无论其特定的机构和学科背景，或其具体的理论和方法论观点。该杂志发表的研究文章在编辑初步筛选后经过严格的双匿名同行评审，以保证其质量并符合该杂志的目标。我认可 SATJ 作为南非戏剧艺术最有价值的学术期刊。 N J Luwes 教授 南非自由州大学戏剧与戏剧艺术系主任 《南非戏剧杂志》仍然是南非戏剧批判性思维的主要来源，并已成为我的研究、课程开发和教学中不可或缺的一部分。 Anton Krueger 博士南非罗德大学剧作家兼讲师 SATJ 是这一领域的领导者，对于让人们了解南非文化的这一重要领域至关重要。玛丽安·麦克唐纳博士爱尔兰皇家学院院士、美国圣地亚哥加利福尼亚大学戏剧与古典学教授 作为一名戏剧学者，尤其是一位关注学术期刊中非洲代表性的学者，多年来，我发现《南非戏剧杂志》是我研究工作中的宝贵工具。 P J Ebewo 教授，南非比勒陀利亚茨瓦内理工大学戏剧与电影系 作为一名学生，后来担任戏剧讲师，我发现《南非戏剧杂志》是南非戏剧和戏剧研究和教学的最有价值的工具。南非戏剧及其在这个国家（和世界）中发挥的作用需要在专业界和学术界得到新的关注，特别是在后者中，像 SATJ 这样的强大工具将是不可或缺的。 Johann van Heerden 博士，退休戏剧讲师和电视主管 SATJ 自成立以来一直是南非戏剧和表演研究领域不可或缺的一部分。盖·莫里斯副教授；南非开普敦大学戏剧系