Books
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Enlightened self-interest and the liberal spirit |
The paper discusses how by placing together of self-interest and the liberal spirit might not be beneficial to the liberation struggle and to South Africans on the whole. The relationship between the individual and the state is discussed. |
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Enlightened self-interest and the liberal spirit |
Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial lecture.The paper discusses how by placing together of self-interest and the liberal spirit might not be beneficial to the liberation struggle and to South Africans on the whole. The relationship between the individual and the state is discussed. |
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Freedom and state security in the South African plural society |
This paper tries to iron out the concerns of the government and its citizens regarding security and freedom with respect to individual freedom, been expressed in legal constitutional language, in a plural society meaning a society with deep racial and cultural cleavages. |
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Some reflections of civilisation in Africa |
The eighth address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Herbert Frankel in which he reflects on civilisation and society in Africa and his belief is that, one of the marks of civilisation, is the ability of people in society to work together effectively; as social co-operation. |
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Freedom and state security in the South African plural society |
This paper tries to iron out the concerns of the government and its citizens regarding security and freedom with respect to individual freedom, been expressed in legal constitutional language, in a plural society meaning a society with deep racial and cultural cleavages. |
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The awakening of a people |
The author has endeavoured to enhance the awakenig of the people; of the oppressed, by evolving the All-African Convention with new ideas in light of approaching the struggle for liberation. The book analyses new concepts and methods of struggle; on the basis of the Ten-Point Programme. |
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Legislation and race relations: a summary of the main South African laws which affect race relations |
This book provides a summary of the main South African laws which affect race relations. Acts from 1909 to 1948 include among others those relating to political rights, Africans in the urban areas, the African Reserves, housing and immorality. |
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Handbook of Black Organisations |
Handbook containing extensive information about Black cultural,educational, political, professional, religious, self-help, student, welfare and youth organisations |
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June 26: South Africa Freedom Day |
ANC booklet containing an appeal for solidarity with the liberation struggle. |
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The Plural society in Africa |
The twenty first in the Heornle Memorial Lectures delivered by Meyer Fortes in which he describes and evalutes pluralism in Africa. The social and political impact on Africa, its development and on its society, is obviously noted from the existing diversities of cultures and ideas. |
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Great power conspiracy |
This book examines the relationship between super world powers such as Great Britain, United States of America, France and the Federal Republic of Germany and South Africa and their impact on economic and political development in southern Africa |
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The Ethics of apartheid |
The thirteenth address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by professor B.B. |
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The Government of divided communities |
The fourteenth Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by David Thomas in which he describes the fears of the worlds population and the fact that there are different races in the world, and they all vary in their social and economic development. |
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Education for barbarism: Bantu (Apartheid) education in South Africa |
The author, himself, one of the leaders in the unity movement and in the struggle for liberation, tries to focus attention on the education system in South Africa, specifically the Bantu education system. Page 4 blank from the original document. |
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Race, culture and personality |
The fifteenth Heornle Memorial Lecture delivered by Dr. |
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Can Africa come of age? |
The sixteenth Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by Professor C.W. de Kiewiet in which he discusses Africa and it's political situation as seen from the rest of the world. |
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Liberty, equality, fraternity-today |
The seventeenth Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by D.V. Cowen in which he describes how South Africa and its citizens would benefit by working together to gain democracy and to ensure that the country moves away from discrimination. |
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Urban Africans and the Bantustans |
This is the twenty-fourth in Hoernle Memorial Lectures delivered by Philip Mayer in which he discusses the social structures under which South Africans live in, specifically in the Eastern Cape in relation to those living in the Bantustans or homelands. |
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Separate development: the challenge of the Transkei |
The nineteenth Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial lecture.The Transkei became a semi-autonomous territory in Decmber 1963 and separate territorial development began to take place. |
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A Survey of race relations in South Africa: 1963 |
A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1963 and includes chapters on: Policies and attitudes; New non-White organizations and their activities; Political refugees and absentees; Control of publications; The Population of South Africa, and measures to deter intermingling; The African reserv |