This article continues the history of the Classical Association of South Africa as recorded in the archives of the Association.Since the publication of the previous accounts, an important study has appeared, which reconstructs some of the political, social and cultural contexts in which the activities of the Association, as reflected in my archival reports, were imbedded. I refer to Michael Lambert’s book, The Classics and South African Identities (2011). Lambert’s work now adds flesh on to the bare bones of the archival material
Personalia: The congratulations, gratitude and good wishes of all members accompany Assoc. Prof. Kat...
This account is the fifth in the series documenting the history of the Classical Association of Sout...
This article publishes for the first time a selection of letters written toMr Samuel Whiteley by Wil...
Previous articles on the history of the Classical Association of South Africa, based on archival mat...
With the declining numbers of classical scholars at universities and Latin teachers at schools...
This account is the fifth in the series documenting the history of the Classical Association o...
In this article the history of the Classical Association of South Africa is continued
The first decade of the history of the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) was docume...
This instalment rounds off the history of the Classical Association of South Africa for the fi...
Since the publication of the article on the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA), covering t...
This report on the existence and activities of the Classical Association of SouthAfrica which have r...
This article surveys the contents of archival material found in themanuscript and archives section o...
In this article the history of the Classical Association of South Africa is continued
The first decade of the history of the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) was documented i...
At the University of Natal in Pietermaritzburg, Classical Civilisation has been a two-year major in ...
Personalia: The congratulations, gratitude and good wishes of all members accompany Assoc. Prof. Kat...
This account is the fifth in the series documenting the history of the Classical Association of Sout...
This article publishes for the first time a selection of letters written toMr Samuel Whiteley by Wil...
Previous articles on the history of the Classical Association of South Africa, based on archival mat...
With the declining numbers of classical scholars at universities and Latin teachers at schools...
This account is the fifth in the series documenting the history of the Classical Association o...
In this article the history of the Classical Association of South Africa is continued
The first decade of the history of the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) was docume...
This instalment rounds off the history of the Classical Association of South Africa for the fi...
Since the publication of the article on the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA), covering t...
This report on the existence and activities of the Classical Association of SouthAfrica which have r...
This article surveys the contents of archival material found in themanuscript and archives section o...
In this article the history of the Classical Association of South Africa is continued
The first decade of the history of the Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) was documented i...
At the University of Natal in Pietermaritzburg, Classical Civilisation has been a two-year major in ...
Personalia: The congratulations, gratitude and good wishes of all members accompany Assoc. Prof. Kat...
This account is the fifth in the series documenting the history of the Classical Association of Sout...
This article publishes for the first time a selection of letters written toMr Samuel Whiteley by Wil...