2022
DOI: 10.56273/1995-5928/2022/j19n2e1
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Die rol van afwykende (minderheids)uitsprake in die Suid-Afrikaanse regsbestel met verwysing na minagting van die hof in sivielregtelike konteks

Abstract: Die artikel oorweeg die rol van afwykende minderheidsuitsprake in die Suid-Afrikaanse regsbestel. Dit vind plaas teen die agtergrond van die sogenaamde siviele minagtingsreël wat ingevolge mosie verkry word. Die regspraak in die Konstitusionele Hof tussen die Zondo Kommissie van Ondersoek teen die vorige staatspresident, Jacob Zuma, word as kontekstuele agtergrond gebruik. Daar word na al drie uitsprake verwys en kritiek word uitgespreek teen die bewoording en redevoering in die minderheidsuitsprake wat in die… Show more

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“…When taken out of these boxes, the sculptures are small enough to be held in the hand which means that a partially sighted person could easily explore their contours and textures if given the opportunity to do so. 3 Whereas a great deal of research has investigated Blind Alphabet's conceptual underpinnings (see Jones 2016;Swanepoel 2014;Van Eeden 1997), academics have not paid any close attention to the ways in which blind people experience this installation. This is, perhaps, unsurprising since an embodied experience of the installation is only available to blind individuals and no blind academics have written about Boshoff's work so far.…”
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“…When taken out of these boxes, the sculptures are small enough to be held in the hand which means that a partially sighted person could easily explore their contours and textures if given the opportunity to do so. 3 Whereas a great deal of research has investigated Blind Alphabet's conceptual underpinnings (see Jones 2016;Swanepoel 2014;Van Eeden 1997), academics have not paid any close attention to the ways in which blind people experience this installation. This is, perhaps, unsurprising since an embodied experience of the installation is only available to blind individuals and no blind academics have written about Boshoff's work so far.…”
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confidence: 99%