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- Page 59 and 60: 52 ARTICLE 1 VALUES AS A CULTURAL A
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90 2.6 THE AFRIKANER’S VALUE-CHOI
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92 The extremely popular song by Bo
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94 ARTICLE 3 AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PER
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96 organizing episodes, action and
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98 These myths are or will be passe
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100 Reinet and Swellendam (1795) we
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102 With this belief and certainty
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104 population was in a strong econ
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106 In summary, Van der Merwe (1975
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108 the Rebellion), this has come u
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110 their own evaluation and identi
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112 become obsolete, and that an ur
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114 ARTICLE 4 RELIGION AS PART OF A
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116 to the Afrikaner nation. Incide
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118 common thread; yet there is a c
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120 doctrine were among the compani
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122 synodal resolution of 1857 read
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124 the Apartheid era, the DRC went
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126 itself is a dismal one. The DRC
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128 thereof. The fact that the Afri
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130 the benefit and sanctification
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132 injustice, and any doctrine tha
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134 ARTICLE 5 MORALITY AS PART OF A
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136 reflection, a further question
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138 consideration of the subject of
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140 Nietzsche, too, held a clear st
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142 amongst Afrikaners, but it is a
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144 cynicism and so on [own transla
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146 Afrikaners are increasingly beg
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148 they called “overdone”, and
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150 at home in the present globalis
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152 world-views are the order of th
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154 of representation, reproduction
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156 BIBLIOGRAPHY Agenbach, A. 2006.
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158 Botha, G. 2005. Afrikanerapatie
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160 Collier, M.J. 1998. Researching
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162 Dominquez, V.R. 1994. A taste f
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164 Foucault, M. 1986. Society must
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166 Heelas, P. & Lock, D.M. 1981. R
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168 Kluckhohn, C. 1960. Values and
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170 Miller, P.J. & Crabtree, L. 199
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172 Pitcher, W. 1966. Friedrich Nie
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174 Sharp, J. 1981. The Roots and D
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176 Tatz, C.M. 1962. Shadow and sub
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178 Van Staden, C. 1997. Cultural s
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180 ANNEXURE 1: RESPONDENTS PROFILE
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182 Anna is unmarried. She holds a
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184 Nadia states that, irrespective
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186 Irrespective of her political a
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188 and cut in a modern style. From
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190 After matric Desire worked for
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192 APPENDIX 2: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH
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194 than by Christian values and pr
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196 any variation of pornography. A
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198 Eighty percent and more stated
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200 He felt that these type of orga
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202 actually made any attempt to na
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204 informants knew or remembered t
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206 All the informants defined Afri
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208 positive. All reported that the
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210 and spell properly. They will t
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212 Whether they change our towns
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214 circumstances, while the “Afr
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216 18. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, QUOTAS
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218 nothing like cordiality in the
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220 The fact that the three listed
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232 broad aim of the current study
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234 om Afrikanerwaardes as die inva