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  3. Vol. 43 No. 2 (2011)

Vol. 43 No. 2 (2011)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/aa.v43i2
Published: 2011-04-29

Articles

  • ‘Dulle Griet’ in seventeenth-century Flemish painting: a risible image of popular peasant culture

    Bernadette van Haute
    1-40
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  • The elaboration of a demarcation criterion in reformational philosophy

    Renato Coletto
    41-65
    • PDF
  • Analogical grounding of figurative language: narrative and metaphor and the rhetoric of inquiry

    M. Elaine Botha
    66-81
    • PDF
  • Timelessness, Trinity and temporality

    Anné Verhoef
    82-112
    • PDF
  • “Sunny side and/or shady side?”: The living conditions and resilience of elderly Sunnyside residents

    Assim Alpaslan
    113-144
    • PDF
  • Parent-child relationship and adolescent egocentrism

    Garfield Bester
    145-164
    • PDF
  • Challenges associated with ethics review of educational research at a South African university

    Salome Human-Vogel, Sonja Coetzee
    165-192
    • PDF
  • Teaching about social justice: black lecturer, white students

    193-213
    • PDF
  • Self-directed learning and career decision-making

    Karina de Bruin, Eleanor Cornelius
    214-235
    • PDF
  • Challenges to parental involve-ment in school governance

    Matsidiso Naong, Itumeleng Morolong
    236-263
    • PDF

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