• Adult daughters’ experiences of growing up with a mother who suffered from a severe mental illness 

  Plant, Tracy (2020)

  Research suggests that the mother-infant dyad is arguably the most important relationship to facilitate early childhood development (Bion, 1962a; Bowlby, 1960; Klein, 1946; Winnicott, 1960a, 1960b). The mother-infant ...
• Funding and publishing models of independent publishing companies in South Africa and select English-speaking countries in Africa: Do funding models determine the publishing model used? 

  Molapo, Leabiloe (2020)

  The purpose of this study is to investigate the challenges facing independent publishers with respect to their funding models and how this relates to their publishing models, sales, marketing and distribution strategies. ...
• A critical multimodal analysis of gender representation in South Africa and Nigeria English language school textbooks 

  Biowe, Oluchi Maureen (2020)

  This interpretative mixed methods study applied a critical multimodal literacy framework to holistically examine how multiple modes were utilised to represent gender in South African and Nigerian English language school ...
• Creating a mental health citizen: exploring mental health discourse and its contribution in defining blackness and community among young urban blacks post-Fees Must Fall 

  Nko, Kagiso (2020)

  The #FeesMustFallprotests of 2015-16 were critical in raising issues that have long affected students. They were especially important in shedding light on the struggles that black students have long faced in universities ...
• Attitudes of people towards same-sex couples raising children in South Africa: an analysis of the demographic and socio-economic determinants 

  Nongena, Pelisa (2020)

  Background: It is widely recognized that the institutions of marriage and family have been undergoing transformation, especially during the second half of the twentieth century. The increase in the number of ...

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