Characterization and sequence variation of the virulence-associated proteins of different tissue culture isolates of African Horsesickness virus serotype 4

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Towards maximising curriculum relevance : a cultural-historical analysis of partnership between technical and vocational education and training and industry by Junias, Kristofina

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'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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Non-technical factors that influence the implementation of a knowledge management system in a parastatal organisation in South Africa by Majavu, Mluleki Justice

“…The study showed that attitudes of people and a positive organisational culture significantly influenced an effective KM implementation. …”
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'n Handleiding tot die didaktiek van sangonderrig met spesifieke verwysing na onderrig van die registeroorgange van die manstem by Van Heerden, Petrus

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Constructions of women’s economic empowerment through microfinance in development discourse : a case study of World Vision’s Women’s Self Help Group programme in Eswatini

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Paradoxical Subjects - Women Telling Birth Stories by Chadwick, Rachelle Joy

“…Furthermore, by employing a range of theoretical resources, including the work of Julia Kristeva, Simone de Beauvoir, Iris Young and materialist feminists such as Nancy Hartsock and Maria Mies, this study explores the forms of embodied subjectivity that emerge in birth narratives. Engaging in both an ideological analysis and a narrative analysis, the thesis shows how women's "choices" and "experiences" are always situated within or in relation to cultural story lines, dominant ideologies and material contexts. …”
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How does the school culture of a high school in the Western Cape impact the psychological well-being of a teacher of colour? by Chunderduth, Trisha Nicolle

“…The purpose of this study is to examine how the school culture of a high school in the Western Cape impacts the psychological well-being of a woman teacher of colour. …”
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The frequency of alternate conceptions in some areas of mechanics amongst South African school pupils : a longitudinal and cross-cultural study by Enderstein, Lars Gustaf

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The relationship between organisational culture and organisational performance: a study conducted within a large South African retail organisation by Schlechter, Anton Francois

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Archaeology of the Rovzi : toward a historical archaeology of South-Western Zimbabwe

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Film spectatorship and subjectivity : semiotics, complications, satisfactions by Carboni, Camilla

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Pastoral care of Basotho widows after the burial : a challenge of clergy

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Subversive acts : the politics of the female subject in performance by De Wet, Elizabeth

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Meanings of loneliness : the subjective experience of psychiatric patients

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Film censorship in Egypt: power and subject-making by El Adl, Sara

“…This study’s focus is censorship on film in Egypt from 1971 onwards; when the first sign of incorporating religion as a source of law appeared with the addition of article 2, which states that “Islamic Shari’a is a main source of legislation.” Film is the most culturally powerful artistic medium in the Egyptian society due its mass consumption and has, from its point of introduction, served as a mirror into Egyptian politics and morality. …”
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The complexities of heritage production in a South African community from the 1900s to the present : Graaff-Reinet, a case study by Kayster, Anziske Florenza

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A comparison of coping strategies of ethnically diverse football players by Plaatjie, Mzwandile Ronald

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Apprentissage de la conjugaison francaise et de la culture congolaise par la chanson de Franco Luambo Makiadi by Ruphin, Pidipidi Gangonde

“…The stories within a culture convey the dramatic role of language, for instance, a story of a hunter, a farmer, or fisherman. …”
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