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'Disintegrating the Agenda': Evaluating Strategies of Transformation Discourse

Finlayson R.; Slabbert S. (2002)

[No abstract available]
Parents' Construction of Their Children as Gendered, Literate Subjects: A Critical Discourse Analysis

Nichols S. (2002)

[No abstract available]
A Pilot Study towards a Corpus-Based Approach to Investigating Universal Features of Translation in Xhosa

Moropa K. (2000)

[No abstract available]
The Do's and Don'ts in Court Interpreting: A Functional Approach to a Professional Code

Moeketsi R.H. (2000)

[No abstract available]
Language Policy and Language Use in South Africa: An Uneasy Marriage

Mutasa D.E. (2000)

[No abstract available]
Translating Aspects of Culture in "Cry, the Beloved Country" into Zulu

Ndlovu V. (2000)

[No abstract available]
Translation Studies in South Africa at the Turn of the 21st Century

Kruger A. (2000)

[No abstract available]
Design of cyber security awareness game utilizing a social media framework

Labuschagne W.A.; Burke I.; Veerasamy N.; Eloff, M.M. (2011)

Social networking sites are a popular medium of interaction and communication. Social networking sites provide the ability to run applications and games to test users' knowledge. The popularity of social networks makes it ...
Tertiary amine-functionalized polymers by atom transfer radical polymerization

Summers G.J.; Patrick Ndawuni M.; Summers C.A. (2001)

The quantitative synthesis of tertiary amine-functionalized polymers by atom transfer radical polymerization is reported. Tertiary amine-functionalized polystyrene was prepared with the adduct of 1-(bromoethyl)benzene with ...
Chemical modification of polysulfone: Anionic synthesis of dipyridyl functionalized polysulfone

Summers G.J.; Ndawuni M.P.; Summers C.A. (2001)

A new method for the synthesis of dipyridyl functionalized polysulfone is described. The functionalization process involves the formation of lithiated polysulfone from polysulfone (1) and subsequent reaction with ...
Training employees as a management attribute of successful companies

Khumalo R. (2001)

This paper discusses training as an important attribute of successful companies and identified as characteristic of excellent Zimbabwean companies. Although confident this attribute contributes to successful performance ...
Codifying the new languages in South Africa [Codifier les nouveaux parlers en afrique du sud]

Ebrahim-Vally R.; Zegeye A. (2001)

The South African Constitution of 1996 makes provision for eleven official languages. Culture and language are seen as the two most important identity parameters in South Africa. However, the abolition of apartheid has ...
Reading and Studying at the Tertiary Level: The Affective Component of Reading Ability and Attention [Lees en studeer op tersiere vlak: die affektiewe komponent van lees verdien ook aandag]

Hugo A.J. (2001)

[No abstract available]
Interaction as 'Involvement' in Writing for Students: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of a Key Readability Feature

Hubbard E.H. (2001)

[No abstract available]
Systemic Polysemy in the Southern Bantu Noun Class System

Hendrikse A.P. (2001)

[No abstract available]
Critical Literacy: Power and Pleasure with Language in the Early Years

Comber B. (2001)

[No abstract available]
Questioning Text Levels

Hill S. (2001)

[No abstract available]
New concept of adaptive beamforming for moving sources and impulse noise environment

Katkovnik V. (Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2000)

A minimax robust two-dimensional beamforming is developed for complex-valued observations contaminated by impulse random errors having a unknown heavy-tailed distribution. Estimates of directions of arrival (DOA) are defined ...
The crucified reflected in Africa's cross-bearers

Maluleke T.S. (2000)

In this article, given as a keynote address at the Tenth International Congress of IAMS in Hammaskraal, South Africa, South African theologian Tinyiko Maluleke attempts to paint a rough picture of popular African Christology ...
"The Palm-Oil with Which Igbo Words Are Eaten": A Descriptive Analysis of the Translation of Igbo Idioms into Zulu in "Things Fall Apart"

Mkhize D.N. (2000)

[No abstract available]

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