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How the people of the new South Africa were affected by the kinds of issues Rousseau discussed in the 18th century.
Metadata describing this Open University video programme
Module code and title: A103, An introduction to the humanities
Item code: A103; 10
First transmission date: 23-06-1997
Published: 1997
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Duration: 00:24:05
Note: Loan copy available on compilation video A103/9,10,11,12. Programme also used for AZX103/10
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Producer: Jenny Bardwell
Contributors: Anthony Holiday; Derek Matravers
Publisher: BBC Open University
Keyword(s): Co-operation; Philosophy; Relationships
Footage description: Footage - South African coast. Extract from The Social Contract, 1762 (0'26-0'48") - Cape Town, South Africa. Rally call of the Freedom Charter (1'14"-204") - Enforcement of apartheid. Rioting. Bishop Desmond Tutu (2'18"-4'04") - People on streets of South Africa, 1988 (4'17"-4'33) - Injured people, protesting, 1990. Extract from the Social Contract. Rioting. President De Klerk announcing release of Nelson Mandela, 1990 (5'47"-7'01") - Release of Nelson Mandela. Voting, 1994 (7'20"-8'41") - People explaining the significance of voting. African music (9'46"10'49") - Crowd cheering Nelson Mandela. Extract from The Social Contract (12'05"-12'38") - ANC politicians. Voting form. Extract from The Social Contract. People in city (13'34"-14'27") - Shanty town (15'00"-15'30 ") - People talking in the street, community. Market (17'00"-18'23") - Extract from The Social Contract. Black & white children at school (18'59"-19'36") -African music (22'03"-22'42"). Extract from The Confessions, 1782 (23'07"-23'20").
Master spool number: DOU8947
Production number: FOUA486H
Videofinder number: 5097
Available to public: no