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The understanding of race: an analysis of laypeople's contemporary understanding of the notion race
This is a thesis about popular perceptions of "race" - the way in which ordinary people in South Africa conceptualise and understand the term. Traditional academic literature on the topic has emphasised the need to differentiate clearly between "popular" and "scientific" conceptions of "race". The s...
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Social Anthropology
2023
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