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White, E. G. (2015-05-11)

Kant's account of mathematical cognition: The role and contribution of intuition

Visser, Alnica (2014-06-24)

In this paper I offer an interpretation of the role of intuition in mathematical cognition in Kant’s philosophy of mathematics based on two novel and very recent interpretations of Kant’s epistemology. I argue, with Lucy ...

A Kantian approach to moral corporate agency

Schackermann, Uli (2008-10-24)

Corporations as such are often not perceived to have moral agency, and directors and officers of the corporation are frequently not considered responsible for corporate actions. However, I appeal to Peter French's view ...

Kantian distributive justice and low absolute earnings of workers

Laird-Smith, Stuart (2007-02-26)

Many individuals working in South Africa earn extremely low wages. I briefly discuss these low wages, and examine their implications for the shareholders (owners and controllers of businesses) in South Africa. I argue ...

Kaposi sarcoma, the Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital experience: demographics of Kaposi sarcoma and HHV8 immunohistochemical expression in a retrospective cohort of cases

Mohanlal, Reena Dhansukh (2014)

According to the UNAIDS global report 2013, an estimated 6.1 million people are living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in South Africa. The incidence of Kaposi sarcoma (KS) has increased dramatically since the ...

The Karoo hydraulic fracturing debate : accounting for future generations.

Yale-Kearney, Robinn Y. (2012-07-12)

The temporal complexities of anthropogenic Global Climate Change (GCC) force us to extend our moral deliberations beyond what appear to be straightforward, contemporary issues to include the interests of future generations. ...

Karoo supergroup palaeontology of Namibia and brief description of a Thecodont from Omingonde

Pickford, Martin (Bernard Price Institute for Palaeontological Research, 1995)

Karoo strata crop out extensively in Namibia. Numerous and diverse fossils have been collected from three areas - Karasberg, Kalahari and Huab Karoo basins. Although a great deal of research has been done on these strata ...

Keeping patient HIV status confidential: The experiences and perceptions of community members in a public clinic

Tsame, Omphile (2016)

Confidentiality is one of the important elements when providing services to patients and clients, this includes services relating to HIV and AIDS. The study used qualitative research to explore the perceptions and experiences ...

Keeping the City clean: Exploring the work-related challenges experienced or encountered by Municipal Waste Management Employees in Gauteng

Nteu, Kgotsofalo (2017)

The increase of people moving from rural areas to major cities has seen a high demand on service delivery from Municipalities, including the effective management of household and commercial waste. Waste management employees ...

Keeping the fires burning: Militarisation and the politics of gender in South Africa

Cock, Jackie (1987-08)

This paper focuses on the linkages between women and militarisation. Women are understood as a social category with distinctive and specific experiences. Such experience is structured not only by gender but by other ...

Keeping the flame of hope alight: refugees and right to access to healthcare services in South Africa

Githaiga, Catherine Lucy Wambui (2011-03-30)

During my interaction with various healthcare professionals while pursuing my post graduate degree, it was evident that a number of them were uninformed about refugees‘ rights.1 There was a predominant misconception that ...

'Keeping things straight' : the construction of sexualities and sexual identities in life orientation textbooks.

Wilmot, Mark (2013-01-11)

The compulsory subject Life Orientation in the school curriculum serves a central role in the socialization of learners into the constitutional imperative of non-discriminatory and democratic values as evidenced by the ...

Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability on the Mach reflection shear layer.

Rubidge, Sidney Richard (2013-07-22)

The Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability (KHI) is an instability that takes the form of repeating wave like structures. It forms on a shear layer where two fluids are moving at a relative velocity to one another. Such a shear ...

Ken Saro-Wiwa's art and the aesthetics of non-silence

George, Austin Tamuno-Opubo (2008-03-03)

Abstract: This work examines the writings and other discursive practices of Ken Saro- Wiwa, the Nigerian dissident writer and minority rights activist, who was hanged by the military authorities in Nigeria in November ...

Kenhardt revisited - a study in a high fluoride area

Reitief, D. H.; Bradley, E. L.; Barbakow, F. H. (1979)

Kenya and Zimbabwe: issues of democracy, electoral violence and civil participation

Mathebula, Duduzile (2010-07-28)

ABSTRACT Democracy can be a useful tool in Africa. It can open channels for foreign aid and ultimately development. Many African countries have struggled with the changes and expectations that democracy brings. They ...

Kenyan and British social imaginaries on Julie Ward's death in Kenya

Musila, Grace Ahingula (2009-03-25)

Abstract The study explores the narratives on the 1988 death of 28 year old British tourist, Julie Ann Ward in Kenya's Maasai Mara Game Reserve. Julie Ward's death in Kenya attracted widespread attention in Kenya and ...

Keratin Kapital: hair and the economy of otherness : understanding the state of black hair in South Africa through the import of Indian hair

Jacobs, Evans (2016)

According to the 2014 Euromonitor report on black South African haircare trends, the country exhibited a decrease in sales of damaging hair care products. This trend coincided with the exponential influx of imported Indian ...

Kevin Volans piano etudes: a genealogical analysis

Watt, Michael (2014-11-07)

Kevin Volans’s music has generated much international recognition and attention. As a result, his influence is increasingly evident in the work of younger composers. As yet, little research has delved deeply into Volans’s ...

Key determinants of M-learning adoption for optimal professional development in the workplace in South Africa

Shapiro, Theresa (2017)

Professionals often find it difficult to find time to attend training. Still in its infancy in South Africa, mobile learning (m-learning) – learning using a web-enabled mobile electronic device such as a cell phone or ...

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