The rise & demise of the Afrikaners by Wessel Visser

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'n Afrikaner Grondwet. by J. Albert Coetzee

“…Die sentrale feit in die geskiedenis van Suid-Afrika is die ontstaanen groei van ’n nuwe nasie met sy eie godsdiens, taal, bloedverwantskap,tradisie en staatsideaal. Nie by alle Afrikaners egter is hierdie eienskappein dieselfde graad aangetref nie, en soms het daar van die eienskappeheeltemal ontbreek. …”
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A ware Afrikaner by Swart, S, Swart, Sandra Scott

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Afrikaners in the new South Africa : identity politics in a globalised economy / by 241995 Davies, Rebecca

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War and the formation of Afrikaner nationalism by Anne Samson

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Afrikaners en Nederlanders: stamverwante? by P. de Klerk

“…Are the Afrikaners kinsmen of the Dutch? In some recent publications the Afrikaners and the Dutch have been referred to as each other's cousins, kinsmen or relatives. …”
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Afrikaner Christianity and the concept of empire by Erna Oliver

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Afrikaners in Angola 1928 – 1975 by Ina Fourie

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Beauty in Bastardy: Breytenbach on Afrikaans and the Afrikaners by Brian G. Kennelly

“…The writings of Breyten Breytenbach nuance, extend, and complicate the ongoing debate over Afrikaner cultural identity. Breytenbach's choice of the supra-ethnic, supra-'national' term 'Afriqua'--in place of 'Afrikaner,' for example--better reflects the truly 'mongrel' nature of Afrikaans and the Afrikaners, their process of 'becoming,' their self-positioning towards history and the future in the Rainbow Nation that is the new South Africa.…”
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Afrikaner nationalism, apartheid and the perversion of critique by Rèné Eloff

“… In this article I investigate the relationship between Afrikaner nationalism, apartheid and philosophy in the context of the intellectual history of the University of the Free State. …”
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The contribution of the Gereformeerder Kerk to Afrikaner culture by J. H. Coetzee

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Beauty in Bastardy: Breytenbach on Afrikaans and the Afrikaners by Brian G. Kennelly

“…The writings of Breyten Breytenbach nuance, extend, and complicate the ongoing debate over Afrikaner cultural identity. Breytenbach's choice of the supra-ethnic, supra-'national' term 'Afriqua'--in place of 'Afrikaner,' for example--better reflects the truly 'mongrel' nature of Afrikaans and the Afrikaners, their process of 'becoming,' their self-positioning towards history and the future in the Rainbow Nation that is the new South Africa.…”
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Sonkyker. Afrikaner in die verkeerde eeu. by H. P. Grebe

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The Prince and Afrikaners: The Royal Visit of 1925 by Hilary Sapire

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Die afrikaner: definisie en konsep* by J. H. Coetzee

“…Die uitnodiging om deel te necm aan hierdie simposium het tot gevolg gehad dat ek deurgaans meer gewonder het oor die vraag waaroin die wêreld as’t ware so behep geraak het met die Afrika­ ner as om ’n antwoord te vind op die vraag wat deur die tcma gesuggereer word, naamlik wie is die Afrikaner eintlik? As volkekundige het ek hierin iets van die dramatiese ironic ervaar deur te dink aan daardie volke wat so veelvuldig deur ons volkekundiges besoek en waargeneem word, dat dit tot verleentheid en ergerlikheid lei. …”
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Afrikaner nationalism, apartheid and the perversion of critique by Rèné Eloff

“… In this article I investigate the relationship between Afrikaner nationalism, apartheid and philosophy in the context of the intellectual history of the University of the Free State. …”
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White Afrikaners' search for new identities by Piet Erasmus

“… Theoretical points of view that are useful in gaining an understanding of and explaining identity are identified, and the following themes are developed: The Afrikaner was responsible for apartheid. On the other hand, Afrikaner identity is largely defined, determined and influenced by this same creation. …”
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White Afrikaners' search for new identities by Piet Erasmus

“… Theoretical points of view that are useful in gaining an understanding of and explaining identity are identified, and the following themes are developed: The Afrikaner was responsible for apartheid. On the other hand, Afrikaner identity is largely defined, determined and influenced by this same creation. …”
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Die afrikaner en sy pers* by G. D. Scholtz

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Naasteliefde as uitdaging aan die Afrikaner by I. W. C. van Wyk

“…Afrikaners and their churches were accused of lovelessness during the apartheid years. …”
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