The Rise of Afrikanerdom: Power, Apartheid, and the Afrikaner Civil ReligionMonograph on the role of Afrikaner religion in the rise and evolution of White African nationalism and its corresponding political ideology in South Africa R - explores the philosophy of ethnic group identification and political behaviour, and the consequential logic of Apartheid racial policy. Bibliography. |
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An Ideal Typical | 1 |
The Calvinist Origins of the Civil Religion | 22 |
The Afrikaans Language Movement and the Growth | 39 |
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