Vol. 34 No. 2 (2002)

Articles

• Imagining yourself one of a multitude: ideology critique of urban crowd depictions

  Dirk van den Berg

  1-35

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• "I" and "we": writing the black femail self in Kuzwyo's Call me woman and Morrison's Beloved

  Devi Sarinjeive

  36-62

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• Walking the tightrope: the diplomacy of human rights

  Andre Stemmet

  63-88

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• White Afrikaners' search for new identities

  Piet Erasmus

  89-108

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• The politics of social protection in South Africa: reflections on establishing a welfare state

  Albert Venter

  109-137

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• Education for sustainable development and the virtue of education

  Philip Higgs

  138-153

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• Mathematics learning in the foundation phase: facilitating a parent-teacher partnership

  Petrusa du Toit, Dorothea Froneman, Kobus Maree

  154-181

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• Direct marketing as a solution to unsafe retail shopping

  Yolanda Jordaan

  182-202

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• Avoiding drunk driving: the behaviour of South African general drivers

  Karl Peltzer

  203-216

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