The Rise of Afrikanerdom: Power, Apartheid, and the Afrikaner Civil ReligionUniversity of California Press, 1. jan. 1975 - 328 sider |
Innhold
An Ideal Typical | 1 |
The Calvinist Origins of the Civil Religion | 22 |
The Afrikaans Language Movement and the Growth | 39 |
Dutch Reformed Theology and the Afrikaner Civil | 52 |
Afrikaner Political Developments Before 1930 | 73 |
The Afrikaner Broederbond and the Resurgence of | 96 |
Samesmelting and Republicanism | 116 |
Developments on the Cultural | 146 |
Highpoint of the Civil | 175 |
The Ossewatrek and the Afrikaner Economic | 197 |
The Failure | 208 |
Ideology Separate Development and | 259 |
Andre utgaver - Vis alle
Vanlige uttrykk og setninger
Afri Afrikaans language Afrikaans-speaking Afrikaner civil Afrikaner nation Afrikanerdom Albert Hertzog apartheid argued Bantu black African Bloemfontein Blood River Boer Bond Botha British Broederbond Burger calling Calvinism Calvinist Cape Town Christian National church civil faith civil religion covenant cultural D. F. Malan December December 16 declared Die Burger Die Transvaler Die Vaderland Diederichs Dutch Reformed Eiselen election English English-speaking ethnic Gedenkboek Gereformeerde God's Hertzog ideal ideology independence individual Johannesburg kaner Kerk Kestell Koers Kruger Kuyper Kuyperian leaders liberal major Malan Merwe Meyer minister movement Nasionale Pers National party Nationalist neo-Fichtean organization parliament party politics Pienaar Piet Potchefstroom Pretoria principles racial Rensburg republic republican Republikein sacred history samesmelting Scholtz schools separate development Smuts social metaphysics South Africa South African party speech sphere spiritual Stellenbosch Stoker struggle Strydom Suid-Afrika tion Transvaal Trek Union United party unity Vaderland Verwoerd volk Volksblad volkseenheid Volkstem Voortrekker workers