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THEORIA A Journal of Studies OF THE ARTS FACULTY Natal University College Contents : Page J. Y. T. GREIG AND OTHERS : WHY NOT A LIB ERAL EDUCATION ? .. .. .. .. .. i M. NIDDRIE : FRENCH STUDIES IN SOUTH AFRICA I 6 M. SCHMIDT-IHMS : FRIEDRICH SCHILLER .. 24 P. DU P. GROBLER : JOCHEM VAN BRUGGEN— VERTELLER OF UITBEELDER .. .. .. 33 A. P. GROVE: DIE DIGTER D. J. OPPERMAN .. 38 B. NOTCUTT : OBSERVATIONS ON LITERARY CRITI CISM .. . . . . .. .. .. 45 G. LONG : TOWARDS AN APPRECIATION OF ART 5 3 B. M. PECHEY : THE AIMS AND METHODS OF THE CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST .. .. .. .. 59 W. H. O. SCHMIDT : THE EGO CONCEPT IN THEO RIES OF PERSONALITY .. .. .. .. 67 O. DAVIES : THE DEPOPULATION OF THE ANCIENT WORLD .. .. .. .. .. .. 76 C. VAN RIET LOWE : RANDOM THOUGHTS ON THE NATURE AND FUTURE OF ARCHAEOLOGY .. • .. 87 J. D. KRIGE : THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF SOCIETY .. .. .. 96 M. MARWICK: AFRICAN WITCHCRAFT AND ANX IETY LOAD .. .. 115 G. E. STENT : ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY .. .. 130 A SHUTER & SHOOTER Publishers PIETERMARITZBURG
Page 4 and 5: FOREWORD The friendly reception acc
Page 6 and 7: in themselves enough. A liberal edu
Page 8 and 9: from a Scottish document, a very re
Page 10 and 11: English. To fail in mathematics or
Page 12 and 13: never occurred that pumping informa
Page 14 and 15: finds himself overwhelmingly outnum
Page 16 and 17: less the case in my own subject (Ph
Page 18 and 19: Not the ordinary so-called comprehe
Page 20 and 21: French Studies In South Africa Alth
Page 22 and 23: particularly with the noticeable de
Page 24 and 25: preferences, enthusiasms, and preju
Page 26 and 27: also been relegated to the list of
Page 28 and 29: Friedrich Schiller (SOME ASPECTS OF
Page 30 and 31: above the French classicists. Shake
Page 32 and 33: ecognised that excessive ambition a
Page 34 and 35: moral freedom which is born of self
Page 36 and 37: moral order. Thus even in this play
Page 38 and 39: Dit was altyd 'n aangename vriendsk
Page 40 and 41: is nog hy . . .") na al die grootdo
Page 42 and 43: Die Digter D. J. Opperman 1 (veral
Page 44 and 45: Belangrik is in die opsig ook Spel
Page 46 and 47: Dit is die grondmotief van die bund
Page 48 and 49: Slegs met behulp van die verbeeldin
Page 50 and 51: vogue, based on the antithesis of g
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works. He may directly identify him
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surprisingly different from the ori
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eally worth having. This does not m
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Seeing Art, like living, is an expe
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of history and well documented appr
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painting from the simplest objects,
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were only labelled psychogenic if n
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neuroses, only being utilised for s
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disguises even in the medical field
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support and the understanding of th
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clothes and the rest of their self.
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environment. When an organism cease
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assertive ; if a person is dishones
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We are still faced with the questio
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The Depopulation of the Ancient Wor
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certain machines for hauling large
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Tuberculosis is mentioned in ancien
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and for tradition which had held to
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lack of the idea of progress in the
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But the real reason of the failure
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The uninitiated invariably visualis
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wars in which men on opposing sides
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If we wish to learn something about
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The plain truth, whether we like it
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The Anthropological Approach to the
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our society. And it is particularly
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prisoner until ransomed by his vill
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elations with her child your marria
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One outlet, associated with the nam
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types so also it is atypical of the
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civilisation, while Bushmen and man
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tions of the observation and verifi
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society. This reversal of the role
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laboratory techniques and predeterm
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discussion of typical reactions to
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And aggressive people who sense tha
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A similar analysis might be made of
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of magic? Ovsiankina has demonstrat
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calling out the deceased's childhoo
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is, of course, the intensity of wit
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culture as a whole stimulates him t
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Economics and Society Since their s
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The difference between these two ap
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continues until it creates the mean
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much less assailable principle rega
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the conduct from presupposed assump
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as the study of mankind in the ordi
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MR. G. LONG, a former student at N.
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