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Representing aspiration in South African television: negotiating space, movement, and value
The rural South African environment in its many representations across television and documentary forms part of a continuously complex conversation. The ways in which fictional shows such as Generations (SABC1), compared to shows like Giyani: Land of Blood (SABC2) and The Herd (Mzansi Magic) have ap...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2022
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