‘n Literatuur teologiese ondersoek na die liturgie en die post-moderne senior kind / tiener (Afrikaans)

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Young and the urban in Addis Ababa: towards a popular history of the 1974 Ethiopian revolution, c. 1950s-1974 by Asfaw, Semeneh Ayalew

“…It demonstrates the interconnections between the social and cultural formation of subjects, the political formativeness of cultural phenomena, and explicitly political protest.…”
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Social skin : initiation through the bodily transformation of four South African women : an exploration using documentary photography by Turok, Karina

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Living on an horizon : the writings of Bessie Head by Lewis, Desiree

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Sources of error and bias in the assessment of dietary intake : 24-hour recalls and food records by Meltzer, Shelly Tracy

“…The error was, however, nutrient specific and was related to certain subject characteristics. Under-reporting was greater for subjects with a higher percentage body fat mass and a greater body mass index. …”
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Conceptualising differentiated forms of knowledge : the Medical (MBChB) curriculum of the University of Cape Town by Louw, Graham

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An investigation into rural and urban pupils' alternative conceptions of the concept "animal" by Tema, Botlhale Octavia

“…The study recognises the fact that the concept animal is important to the study of biology and that effective learning of the subject may be hampered if pupils hold different conceptions from those accepted in the subject. …”
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Compensatory education: an analysis of a phenomenon: implications for future policies by Van Papendorp, Jennifer

“…While the programmes may have been of supplementary assistance to those pupils who already embrace a learning culture, the pupils who are most at risk lack the basic skills and language proficiency in English to cope with the Scientific subjects and many lack the staying power to benefit from this type of intervention, in its current form. …”
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Skins, scars, blankets and blood : a pictorial response to the tensions and conflicts that arise from the representation and the practice of Ulwaluko in contemporary South Africa by Sobopha, Mgcineni

“…It should be understood that this study is not an anthropological analysis of the Xhosa society and their cultural practices. Rather, it is a combination of autobiography and social commentary in which emphasis on first-hand experience is of primary importance for better understanding of the subject studied. …”
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Interactions between social ties and saving mechanisms as a determinant of savings behaviour

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Towards theatre remix : a net generational perspective on theatre making by Fourie, Ilse

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Unit standards for aerophones in a postmodern South Africa

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Possessing the secret of black womanhood : reading African women in Alice Walker's Possessing the Secret of Joy, The Color Purple, and Warrior Marks by Nako, Nontsasa

“…Other factors such as history, nationality, and culture demand more attention than they have been previously accorded, which makes many alliances across national boundaries subject to redefinition and reconceptualisation. …”
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"The Host of Vagabonds": Origins and Destinations of the Vagrant in Cape History and Ideas by Anderson_PR

“…South African history in the crisis of the early 19th century, and South African literature ever since then, have been preoccupied with the vagrant in much the same manner and degree as was the European Renaissance. The subject of this thesis is the history and culture of vagrancy, and specifically the trajectory by which the Renaissance idea of the vagrant becomes transposed to the indigenous population of the colonial Cape and works itself out in literary and historical texts of that society and its successors. …”
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