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1	THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM: A COMMUNICATION PLATEAU IN THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM'S CHARTER OF PRINCIPLES KHOURY, GEORGE SAMIR January 2007 (has links) No description available. World Social Forum Global Civil Society Complexity Systems Theory Communication Sociology Globalization Glocalization
2	Die vrou as outobiograaf: die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks Nortje, Sandra 30 June 2007 (has links) This dissertation is a report on a study about autobiography as genre, focusing on the voice of the white, Afrikaans-speaking woman. The point of departure for this study was a survey of the number of autobiographies written in Afrikaans by these women. With the focus on the limited number of such autobiographies three autobiographies were studied, namely, Met die Boere in die veld (Sarah Raal), My beskeie deel (M.E.R.) and 'n Wonderlike geweld (Elsa Joubert). Within the framework of the complexity systems theory the role of the observer (author/reader) was studied to determine the possibility of demonstrating that when reading/writing an autobiography, some epistemological changes may occur, manifesting as conceptual changes in the mind of the observer. It could be demonstrated that because of women's sensitivity to interpersonal relationships they are capable of acting as unique registers of the complexity of individual existence, while remaining aware of the constant influence, effect and needs of the other. / AFRIKAANS & THEORY OF LIT / MA (AFRIKAANS) Complexity systems theory reading strategy conceptual shifting linear conclusion autobiography Afrikaans-speaking women epistemological literary theory perspective observer Sarah Raal M.E.R. Elsa Joubert 839.3630099287 Raal, Sarah -- Met die Boere in die veld Joubert, Elsa -- Wonderlike geweld Autobiography -- Women authors Reader-response criticism --South Africa System theory in literature
3	Die vrou as outobiograaf: die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks Nortje, Sandra 30 June 2007 (has links) This dissertation is a report on a study about autobiography as genre, focusing on the voice of the white, Afrikaans-speaking woman. The point of departure for this study was a survey of the number of autobiographies written in Afrikaans by these women. With the focus on the limited number of such autobiographies three autobiographies were studied, namely, Met die Boere in die veld (Sarah Raal), My beskeie deel (M.E.R.) and 'n Wonderlike geweld (Elsa Joubert). Within the framework of the complexity systems theory the role of the observer (author/reader) was studied to determine the possibility of demonstrating that when reading/writing an autobiography, some epistemological changes may occur, manifesting as conceptual changes in the mind of the observer. It could be demonstrated that because of women's sensitivity to interpersonal relationships they are capable of acting as unique registers of the complexity of individual existence, while remaining aware of the constant influence, effect and needs of the other. / AFRIKAANS and THEORY OF LIT / MA (AFRIKAANS) Complexity systems theory reading strategy conceptual shifting linear conclusion autobiography Afrikaans-speaking women epistemological literary theory perspective observer Sarah Raal M.E.R. Elsa Joubert 839.3630099287 Raal, Sarah -- Met die Boere in die veld Joubert, Elsa -- Wonderlike geweld Autobiography -- Women authors Reader-response criticism --South Africa System theory in literature

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