'Bankrupt enchantments' and 'fraudulent magic': demythologising in Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber and Nights at the Circus

Subjects: “…Subject-object dichotomy…”
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A cultural biography of an acclaimed Queen of Xhosa music, Madosini Manqineni, and her contributions to Xhosa cultural music by Plaatjies, Mzikantu Zungula

“…Chapter 1 places the subject in her historical and cultural background, with a summary of main events in Mpondomise history and Madosini's family predecessors of the Dosini clan. …”
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Jewish identity and positive distinctiveness: an exploratory study of the subjective importance of being Jewish using Q methodology by Kaplan, Steven

“…Considerations for future research are examined and it is argued that whichever direction such research takes (in terms of socially constructed theories and methodologies or towards a more cognitive redefinition of group and personal identity) it will have to take cognisance of the subjective importance of Jewish identity rather than assessing who is Jewish in terms of observable cultural, religious or behavioural practices.…”
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Medical research on human subjects in South Africa : a critical assessment of the work of research ethics committees by Moodley, Keymanthri

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Consumption, pastiche and identity in postmodern visual culture

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The culture of the South African sugarmill : the impress of the sugarocracy by Lincoln, Mervyn David

“…It is the principal concern of the study to demonstrate how the dynastic sugarmilling families, who are presented as a sugarocracy, impinged upon the culture of the sugarmill. By perceiving the culture of the sugarmill as evolving out of the sugarmilling labour process, a materialist interpretation of historical evidence is indicated as a method for analysing sugarocratic domination. …”
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Manifestations of humanism in Cuban history, politics, and culture by Kronenberg, Clive

“…In the context of its subject, the thesis embraces rational-critical thinking and supports the custom of non-violent dispute. …”
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Leadership capabilities that facilitate innovative culture in organisations

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Makings of imagination in alternative cultural spaces in Cairo by Kelada, Mariz

“…My concern is in this research is exploring the dynamic relationships that take place between cultural spaces in Cairo, the subjectivities of their participants and the possibilities that might be offered through these relations for a different social imagination that could be manifested in the details of their everydayness. …”
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Cultural and demographic differences in financial risk tolerance

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The imagined learner in neoliberal times :constructions of the South African learning subject in education policy discourse and school practice by Silbert, Patricia

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Marriage in the Talmud : its concepts, laws and customs by Weinberg, Jacob

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Diagnosis of Tritrichomonas foetus in bulls by culture and PCR methods

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Indigenous peoples and the right to culture : an international law analysis by Afadameh-Adeyemi, Ashimizo

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Surveillance Culture and Potential Resistance of Social Media in Egypt by Refaei, Dina

“…While the majority were not subjected to the consequences of perceived policy violation, they are uncomfortable being surveilled. …”
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