P-ISSN 1445-2294
E-ISSN 2200-775X
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2002January 01, 2002 AEST
Socialisation for (Dis)empowerment? The Role of Women in African Theatrical Performances
Socialisation for (Dis)empowerment? The Role of Women in African Theatrical Performances
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2002
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2002
- EditorialChristine Comans
- ‘Burn an Image in Their Head’: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Play on BullyingHoward CassidyVivienne Watts
- Heteroprivilegism: Three Layers of Discriminatory Practices That Target Non-Heterosexual SubjectsMichael Crowhurst
- Embodied Practices: Ethnography and Intercultural Drama in the ClassroomKate Donelan
- Icons and Metaphors in African Theatre Against HIV/AIDSVictor S. Dugga
- The Promise of Dramatic Oralysis: Exploring Unique Ways of ResearchJanett Kajic Jackson
- Socialisation for (Dis)empowerment? The Role of Women in African Theatrical PerformancesKennedy C. Chinyowa
- How New Is New Media? The History of Multi-Media Usage in Theatrical ProductionsNoel Jordan
- Performing an EssaySarah Lovesy
- The Jack Manning TrilogyPeter RobertBarry TudorRichard SallisPeter Robert
Chinyowa, K. C. (2002). Socialisation for (Dis)empowerment? The Role of Women in African Theatrical Performances. NJ: Drama Australia Journal, 26(2), 53–62. https://doi.org/10.1080/14452294.2002.11649448