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    A critical comparison of the role of education In the struggle for political, power within christian national education' volkskole' (1900-1910) and' people' s/ Education for people's power (1985-1989)
    (University of the Western Cape, 1993) Damonse, R; Leodollf, S
    This minithesis is concerned with the nature of resistance education in South Africa. During the 1985-1989 period in South Africa , the notion of People's Education for People's Power enjoyed prominence on the national agenda of both the ruling Nationa.list government , the liberation forces opposing the status quo , and civil society in general. Resistance education , ds reflected in the People's Education for People's Power initiative , raised many issues and questions as to the nature of education in South Africa. It focused renewed attention on the nature of Apartheid Education , strategies and tactics to challenge the Apartheid State on the educational terrain , and also what kind of educational principles should form the basis of educational reconstruction in the post-Apartheid era

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