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Concerning care in the context of the nursing profession: A phenomenological investigation.

O’Donnell, Neal Garth Mandy (University of Fort Hare, 2015)

This dissertation is concerned with the phenomenological question of lack of care in the face of Martin Heidegger’s placing care as a base for being. More specifically with the question: How is Heidegger’s ontological ...
A feminist analysis of lyman frank baum’s the wonderful wizard of oz, lucy maud montgomery’s anne of green gables and frances hodgson burnett’s the secret garden.

Becker, Bonnie (University of Fort Hare, 2013)

The primary aim of this project is to provide a close contextual and textual analysis of the selected children’s classics: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Anne of Green Gables and The Secret Garden using the feminist literary ...
The implementation of domestic violence act no 116 of 1998 in south Africa: a case study of two townships in Nkonkobe municipality District, Eastern Cape province

Mesatywa, Nontando Jennifer (University of Fort Hare, 2008)

This is an exploratory study on the implementation of the Domestic Violence Act No 116 of 1998 in South Africa. It is a case study of two townships in the Nkonkobe Municipality District, Eastern Cape Province. The study ...
An investigation into challenges facing further education training (FET) leaners in the study of isiXhosa in the Port Elizabeth district.

Mpofu, Nombulelo Patience (University of Fort Hare, 2012)

This study is about the Challenges Facing (FET) Further Education Training Learners in the study of IsiXhosa at (Grade 8 – Grade 12) Level. Chapter One, deals with the research problem, the objective of the research, ...
‘n Psigoanalitiese perspektief op geselekteerde Afrikaanse dramatekste van Reza de Wet.

Van Heerden, Joni (University of Fort Hare, 2013)

The focus of Reza de Wet‟s dramas is the dream: the dream as nightmare and constraint, but also the dream as lyrical wish. The metaphysical worlds of the characters in her dramas are far richer and less restricted than ...

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