AFRIKAANS
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Letter from M. Hackel to Paton | |
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Letter from Paton to Elsevier | |
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Letter from Paton to Mrs Andresen | |
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Letter from Paton to Mrs Joyce Galleid | |
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Letter from JJS Strijdom to Paton | |
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Letter from Paton to JJS Strijdom | |
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Where language mirrors |
Linguistic borrowing from South Africa's two European languages come into Southern Sotho either from only one of two possible sources per idea acquired, or from both sources at the same time, giving Sotho two synonymous expressions where none existed before. |
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A Noble Piece of Afrikaans Writing | |
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The Story of an Afrikaner | |
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Alternative afrikaans music | |
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Reality and fiction in South African literature | |
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Writing on the wall for Afrikaans press? | |
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Statement of demand |
A statement of demands by students attending the Thomas Mofolo Secondary School that includes a rejection of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction and the re-instatement of expelled students. |
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Opleiding in samewerking (article written in Afrikaans) | |
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The grave of the mind | |
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Christian national education | |
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What is a nation |
Discussion paper examining the term 'nation' and asking whether South Africa can be seen as a nation. Includes separate section on Language |