“A comparison of body image in two novels by Andre Chedid and two novels by Amin Maalouf”
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“An art which is honest enough to despair and yet go on” : the limitations and potential of narrative in three contemporary Irish novels
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The “authentic subjective experience” of memory in Alzheimer’s disease
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“Beauty is Skin Deep” (University of Johannesburg Women’s Day event)
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“But the moment they find out that you are MSM…”: a qualitative investigation of HIV prevention experiences among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Ghana’s health care system
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“Care for the common home” : responses to Pope Francis's Encyclical Letter
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“Global since Gold” the globalisation of conglomerates : explaining the experience from South Africa, 1990-2009
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“Hiding within the glass cage” : performance management as surveillance—a case of academic spaces as resistance spaces
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“I came to South Africa thinking it is a rainbow nation” : a study of attitudes towards xenophobia at the University of Johannesburg
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“Imported intact from Britain and reflecting elements of Empire” : Joubert Park, Johannesburg as a leisure space, c. 1890s-1930s
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“I’m not Afropolitan — I’m of the continent” : a conversation with Yewande Omotoso
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“Journalism ideology” and its influence on the producers of RSG Radio Current Affairs
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“Make an effort to get loose” : reconsidering the redaction of Q 12:58-59
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“Monitoring” the entire “spectrum” : the influence of Journalism Ideology on the content producers of a South African public radio station’s current affairs programmes
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“Motherhood is hard” : exploring the complexities of unplanned motherhood among HIV-positive adolescents in South Africa
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The “new” employment relationship created to protect vulnerable temporary employees : a legal analysis of case law
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The “One United Nations” approach working in KZN Province
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“Oom Bey and Tannie Ilse”
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“Preventing HIV infection in Young Women : Key to an AIDS free Generation”
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“Quintessential intersectional subjects” : the case of Zimbabwean domestic workers
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“Real” and commercial graffiti : perceptions amongst Johannesburg commercial graffiti writers
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“Roadmap for sustainable biofuels / bioenergy in Southern Africa regulatory frameworks for improved development potential?”
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“Settlers and comrades”. The Variety of capitalism in South Africa, 1910-2016
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“Sister-Madam and Sister-Maid” : an exploration of the experiences of black women employers and employees in the domestic work sector in rural South Africa
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The “subjectivation” of earth in the Christian and Tsonga religio-cultural traditions : a comparative analysis
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“Terrible passions” : Vincent van Gogh’s Night café and A streetcar named Desire
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“The scales were peeled from my eyes” -- South African academics coming to consciousness to become agents of change
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“Ubuhle bemvula” : the meaning of rain among the Xhosaspeaking pensioners of Zuurbekom
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“Walking in love” as strategy to construct household identity in Ephesians 5: 22-6: 9
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“We grew as we grew” : visual methods, social change and collective learning over time
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“What would they do if you greeted?” The potentiality of greetings in the new South Africa
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“When we are laughing like this now, we are also being recorded by them”: Eliamani’s Homestead and the Complicity of Ethnographic Film
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“Wondrous texture” : Henry James's brocades
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“Your father knows that you need all of this” : divine fatherhood as socio‐ethical impetus in q’s formative stratum
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⁴⁰ Ar/³⁹Ar and (U-Th)/He dating attempts on the fossil-bearing cave deposits of the Malapa and Sterkfontein hominin sites of the Cradle of Humankind, South Africa
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