Browsing Research Articles (Philosophy) by Subject "Violence"

Browsing Research Articles (Philosophy) by Subject "Violence"

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  • Interrogating conceptions of manhood, sexuality and cultural identity 
    Kumalo, S.H. (Siseko); Gama, Lindokuhle (University of Pretoria, Department of Visual Arts, 2018)
    Inxeba revived debates on ulwaluko and its attendant social discourses in South Africa. Elided by these debates, which saw the film censored from public view by the Film and Publication Board of South Africa, were ...
  • “Ma, kan Ma dan nie sien dat ek aan die brand is nie?” Enkele opmerkings oor wat ons vandag is 
    Hofmeyr, Augusta Benda (Suid Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap & Kuns, 2017-03)
    The current national crisis in Higher Education in South Africa, set against the backdrop of a corrupt national government incapable of providing any leadership in this regard, compels philosophers to undertake an incisive ...
  • Universiteit als strijdtoneel. Over democratie, protest en geweld 
    Borren, Marieke (Suid Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap & Kuns, 2017-03)
    This article investigates the current student protests in South Africa in light of the meaning of democracy, the law and citizenship. It also addresses the fundamental question about the existence – if at all – of an ...
  • Vox populi : on the idea popular public, somewhat paradoxically 
    Kistner, Ulrike (SUNMeDIA, 2014)
    Unprocedural strike action accompanied by high levels of violence pose challenges to union collective bargaining and other representative structures and institutions, evoking notions of the unruly crowd threatening ...