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Research Outputs (Afrikaans and Theory of Literature): Recent submissions

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Human identity and animal ethics in J.M. Coetzee’s The lives of animals

Northover, Richard Alan (Routledge, 2009-12-16)

The article aims to position JM Coetzee’s The lives of animals within the animal rights debate and assess both his use of and his failure to use key philosophical texts in the animal rights movement. This task is complicated ...
'Het doet emmer toverie': 'n Forensiese ondersoek na die (on)waarskynlikheid van nekromansie in Die Hexe

Carney, Terrence R (2013-05)

Die Hexe (“The Witch”) included in the Hulthem codex, is a Medieval Dutch farce which comically addresses the issue of witchcraft. Researchers see the text either as an explicit warning against the dangers of witchcraft ...
Die wenslikheid van Afrikaans as vaktaal vir regstudente

Lombard, Ellen; Carney, Terrence R (2011)

Sedert die demokratiese verkiesing in 1994 en die bevordering van nege addisionele inheemse tale tot die status van ampstaal in die Handves van Regte soos vervat in die interim Grondwet1 en die latere 1996-Grondwet,2 ...
'n Middelnederlandse teks vir die moderne Afrikaansklaskamer

Carney, Terrence R (2008-12)

Due to the fact that Afrikaans is such a young language with a young literary tradition, the Afrikaans classroom has no real equivalent to older texts like Chaucer or Shakespeare. The absence of these types of texts from ...
Gay- en queer-kodes in geanimeerde films

Carney, Terrence R (2010-03)

Early Hollywood films made use of certain codes and signifiers to imply aspects that were banned by boards of censors after the Great Depression. By using these codes filmmakers were able to say secretly much more than ...
'n Forensies-semantiese beskouing van die woordgebruik 'onkoste' in die hofsaak Commissioner for South African Revenue Service v Labat Africa Limited

Carney, Terrence R (2012-12)

The world of law requires a thorough knowledge and command of language at all times. It happens quite often that a legal dispute revolves around language and the use thereof. One such example is the case of Commissioner ...
Being (im)polite: A forensic linguistic approach to interpreting a hate speech case

Carney, Terrence R (2014-12)

In a hate speech case a court might have to determine whether a person’s words were hurtful or harmful. Would it be possible to determine whether words are hurtful or harmful by using linguistics? This article offers a ...
'n Taalkundige perspektief op woordeboekgebruik in die hof: die woordeboek as toevlugsoord

Carney, Terrence R; Bergh, Luna (2014-08)

One of the most important functions of a court of law is to interpret statutes. The interpretation of statutes can be a difficult task, especially when a court has been given the responsibility to address words or phrases ...
Using frames to determine ordinary meaning in court cases: the case of "plant" and "vermin"

Carney, Terrence R (2016-07)

The South African judicial system has a variety of ways to determine the ordinary meaning of words, ranging from preceding court cases and academic publications to expert witnesses. However, one of the main resources in ...
Twee Fischers, twee dramas: Die Geheime Bloemfontein-konferensie (1938) en Die Bram Fischer-wals (2011)

Keuris, Marisa (Tydskrif vir Letterkunde Association, 2015)

There is no better example within Afrikaner history where different generations of the same family played such extraordinary roles in the course of important historical events for the Afrikaner as well as for South Africa ...
Portrait of an Afrikaner revolutionary: Harry Kalmer's The Bram Fischer Waltz

Keuris, Marisa (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2015-07-02)

Nelson Mandela and seven of his comrades were sentenced to life imprisonment for treason on 12 June 1964 (the final day of the notorious Rivonia trial). The leader for the defence was an Afrikaner, Bram Fischer. In Kalmer's ...
The Representation of Khoisan Characters in Early Dutch-Afrikaans Dramas in South Africa

Keuris, Marisa (James Curry, 2010)

This article is an exploratory study of how Khoisan (so-called 'Hottentot' and 'Boesman') characters, as well as some of the other indigenous peoples of South Africa are portrayed in a few early Dutch-Afrikaans dramas; in ...
An Ecocritical Reading of Pieter Fourie's Die Koggelaar

Keuris, Marisa (Taylor & Francis, 2007-12-14)

Pieter Fourie’s Die Koggelaar (1988) is an important play in his oeuvre and one which has been commented on and discussed by various theorists. Most of these discussions focused on Boet Cronje as the protagonist of the ...
South African drama and theatre heritage (part 1): a map of where we find ourselves

Keuris, Marisa; Kruger, Lida (Taylor & Francis, 2013-10-14)

The inaccessibility of documents on South African theatre productions poses a considerable problem in both the research and teaching of theatre. The gap that this has created in our literary history may be irreversible ...
Ostensie en die dramateks/opvoering-verhouding

Keuris, Marisa (Taylor & Francis, 2007-07-06)

Opsomming Die verhouding tussen die dramateks en die opvoering word in hierdie artikel bestudeer vanuit die perspektief van die rol wat ostensie by albei speel. In die artikel word veral gefokus op twee aspekte, ...
J.R.L. van Bruggen (Kleinjan) se eenbedryf "Bloedrivier" uit Bakens: Gedramatiseerde mylpale uit die Groot Trek (1938/1939) - 'n terugblik vanuit 2013

Keuris, Marisa (LitNet Akademies: 'n Joernaal vir die Geesteswetenskappe, 2013-12)

In hierdie artikel fokus ek op een drama, “Bloedrivier” (uit die bundel eenbedrywe Bakens) deur J.R.L. van Bruggen (Kleinjan) in ’n poging om die 175ste herdenking van die Groot Trek en die Slag van Bloedrivier ook in ...
"Theatre as a Memory Machine": Magrita Prinslo (1896) and Donkerland (1996)

Keuris, Marisa (Taylor & Francis, 2012-08-13)

In Jill Fletcher’s well-known book on the history of South African theatre, entitled The Story of South African Theatre: 1780-1930 (1994), she gives a fascinating overview of the establishment of a theatre tradition in ...
South African drama and theatre heritage (part II): what does the future hold?

Keuris, Marisa; Kruger, Lida (Taylor & Francis, 2014-01-28)

In Part I, ‘A map of where we find ourselves’, the focus was firstly on providing a theoretical substantiation for the new technological approach towards cultural heritage (including the performance arts); secondly, to ...
Found in translation: Chekhov revisited by Reza de Wet and Janet Suzman

Keuris, Marisa (Taylor & Francis, 2007-07-11)

Both Reza de Wet and Janet Suzman recently produced plays that were inspired by two famous plays by Chekhov. Reza de Wet's Drie susters twee (1996) (Three Sisters Two) is a "continuation'/sequal to Chekhov's Three Sisters, ...
Taferele, tableaux vivants, tablo's en die vroee Afrikaanse drama (1850-1950)

Keuris, Marisa (Litnet Akademies: 'n Joernaal vir die Geesteswetenskappe, 2012-08)

In hierdie artikel word aan die hand van verskeie teaterhistoriese bronne nagegaan in watter mate die tafereel, tableau vivant en ander vorme van die tablo neerslag gevind het in die vroeë Afrikaanse drama (1850–1950). ...

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