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Abstract
Literary journals are important sites of cultural production. They perform a variety of roles which include providing forums for new developments in literature by publishing emergent voices. They help mediate and shape the direction in which a national literature develops by means of critical essays, reviews and debates. In most societies journals are often the barometers of the general literary life.
Recommended Citation
Oliphant, Andries Walter, Forums and Forces: Recent Trends in South African Literary Journals, Kunapipi, 13(1), 1991.
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