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Strangely familiar: The surprise ending in Poe, Maupassant, and Borges
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'The shifting perils of the strange and the familiar ' : representations of the Orient in children's fantasy literature
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A strange mirror : realism, ambiguity and absence in the work of Harmony Korine
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Familiarity & Unfamiliarity
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Closets Foreign and Familiar
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With Strange Aeons
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Breakthrough percepts of familiar faces
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Entanglements of media and space: an exploratory case study of two public arts projects in Johannesburg and Cape Town
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Make yourself at home: networked domestic space, place and narrative in middle class South African everyday life
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The mass of the strange quark
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Studies in cardiomyopathy: looking beyond the familiar
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Art, outrage, dialogue: a McLuhan reading of three visual communicative practices in Cape Town public space
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‘Do I even belong?' Interrogating Afro-diasporic navigation of identity, race and space in the search for belonging
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The familiar and the familial : an exploration of personal, post-apartheid poetry written by women
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Representing aspiration in South African television: negotiating space, movement, and value
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Familiarity and function : human‑computer interaction and trust in organizations
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The space between : discursive constructions of masculinity in contemporary South African men's lifestyle magazines
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Strange Windows from Early Maryland
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Making Unusual suspects - girls in gangs: a critical reflections on the ethics of cross-cultural filmmaking
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Making a feature length documentary film linked to the programme for improving mental health care (PRIME) : process and ethical challenges
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Gender identities at play : children's digital gaming in two settings in Cape Town.
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Crisis management at South African universities: A case of the University of Cape Town crisis management strategies
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Strangeness production in a quark-gluon plasma
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Skyrme model description of heavy baryons with strangeness
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Televising truth commissions: the interaction between television, perpetrators, and political transition in South Africa
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The role of nostalgia in reality television’s representation of rural lives
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Border crossings : how students negotiate cultural borders during digital video production
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The space between : discursive constructions of masculinity in contemporary South African men's lifestyle magazines
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Make yourself at home: networked domestic space, place and narrative in middle class South African everyday life
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#ZimbabweanLivesMatter vs #ThisFlag: A comparative discourse analysis of two social media movements in Zimbabwe
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Thinking Safety: Making the Familiar Strange and the Strange Familiar: Body/Space Investigations of Womens Safety in Cape Town
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Art, outrage, dialogue: a McLuhan reading of three visual communicative practices in Cape Town public space
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Exploring South African youths' on/offline political participation
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Twitter: An opportunity or a curse for South African female journalists?
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Begging for change: engaging with Johannesburg in post-apartheid South African film
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Colour adjustment: race and representation in post-apartheid South African documentary
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Public relations via Twitter : an analysis of South African commercial organisations
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From #MenAreTrash to #MensConference: Networked masculinities in South African Twitter
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The representation and mediation of national identity in the production of post-apartheid, South African cinema
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Transmitting the transition media events and post-apartheid South African national identity
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Silence at the end of the rainbow : an analysis of the effects of rainbowism on post-apartheid South African cinema
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The South African print media, 1994-2004 : an application and critique of comparative media systems theory
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Crisis management at South African universities: A case of the University of Cape Town crisis management strategies
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New masculinities in a vernacular culture : a comparative analysis of two South African men's lifestyle magazines
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Interpersonal communication and brand interaction on mobile social media: South African adolescents' use of MXit, Facebook Twitter
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Lockdown fatigue: A content analysis of how the COVID-19 pandemic was framed in South African newspapers before, during, and after the termination of the National State of Disaster
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‘Do I even belong?' Interrogating Afro-diasporic navigation of identity, race and space in the search for belonging
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Entanglements of media and space: an exploratory case study of two public arts projects in Johannesburg and Cape Town
