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Academic Freedom in the New South Africa

The author analyzes academic freedom in South Africa while presenting an argument in support of its continual evaluation. The article is another attempt to suggest that progressive intellectuals can also be interested in academic freedom, and indeed should work to resist its becoming a received idea, either in South Africa or elsewhere.