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The English periodical literature of the Cape Colony from its beginning (1824) to 1835
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Hypertext and the act of reading and learning : a study of the use of hypertext on the web in the secondary school english literature classroom
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Swartlandskerk' 1745-1824
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“There are So Many of Us” a history of the Izinkumbi and grouping processes in precolonial and colonial natal, c.1824 - 1862
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Colonialism and philosophy
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From fiction to phronésis : a critical dialogue with Martha Nussbaum on the importance of concrete fictional literature in moral philosophy
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A libertarian theory of property: its justification, critique and implications
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Black people in post-colonial South Africa a genealogical analysis of dominant and plural narratives of black people in 20th-21st century
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Die Kerk op Tulbagh, 1743-1835
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The growth of Cape Town commerce and the role of John Fairbairn's Advertiser, 1835-1859
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The issue of methodology adopted by Mustafa Abdel-Raziq and its effects
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Plot, literature, history : White and Ricoeur
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Wesleyan missions and the Sixth Frontier War, 1834 to 1835
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Theoria en praxis : die oorgang van 'n wereldverklarende kenvorm na 'n polisveranderende lewenshouding in die antieke denke
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The Utilitarian Islamic Modernity of Ḥasan al-ʿAṭṭār (1766–1835)
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Geskiedenis van die Europese onderwys in Natal, 1835-1893
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On naturalistic saltation genealogies of content: an exploration of continuity & discontinuity in nonreductive diachronic explanations of content by Adam H. Schroeder supervised by University of Cape Town
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Theory of the visual arts : from scientific analysis to artistic participation
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Population genomics and phylogeography of South African Labeobarbus (Rüppel, 1835) species
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Die eerste Amerikaanse sendelinge onder die Zoeloes (1835-1838)
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"Whether God exists"
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Luce Irigaray and the concept of woman : the fate of the dialectic after Hegel, Marx and Lacan
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Persons, property and morality : a defence of political libertarianism
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Mechanism and rationality : the case for explanatory incompatibilism
