Browsing UP Executive Office by Subject "Psychology -- South Africa"

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The call for relevance : South African psychology ten years into democracy

De la Rey, Cheryl; Ipser, Jonathan (Psychological Society of South Africa, 2004)

A number of scholars during the 1980s and early 1990s questioned the relevance of psychology in South Africa. In this paper we characterise the nature of what became known as the ‘relevance debate’, and then investigate ...
Shifting the publications game : the case of a textbook project at a historically black university

Duncan, Norman; De la Rey, Cheryl; Van Niekerk, Ashley; Diedricks, Margaret-Ann; Shefer, Tamara (Faculty of Education, University of the Free State, 1998)

During 1995 a small group of psychologists initiated a writing project which has culminated in the publication of a textbook for South African students. This paper describes the conditions and factors which motivated the ...
Societal transformation : gender, feminism and psychology in South Africa

De la Rey, Cheryl; Kottler, Amanda (Sage, 1999)

"Our focus is twofold: first, we use gender as a category of analysis to present a broad overview of societal transformation in South Africa since the first democratic elections in April 1994; second we review some of ...

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