Ethno-Linguistic Identity of the Post-Apartheid Generation

Table Of Contents

• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• About the author
• About the book
• This eBook can be cited
• Acknowledgments
• Contents
• List of Figures
• List of Charts
• List of Tables
• List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
• 1. Introduction
• 1.1 Topic Definition
• 1.2 Topic Delimitation
• 1.3 Justification
• 1.4 Problem Definition
• 1.5 Assumptions
• 1.6 Research Objective
• 1.7 Organization of the Text
• 2. The Afrikaans Language: A Brief History
• 2.1 Afrikaans: The First Steps of the Journey
• 2.2 The Khoisan and their Significant Role in Afrikaans History
• 2.3 Afrikaans and its Birth
• 2.4 Three Linguistic Movements of Afrikaans
• 2.5 Grammatical Aspects of Afrikaans
• 2.6 Afrikaans in the 20th Century
• 2.7 Three Varieties of Afrikaans
• 2.8 The Afrikaans Language Today
• 2.9 Pro-Afrikaans Language Organizations and Afrikaans Research
• 2.10 Standard Afrikaans
• 3. The Coloureds of Cape Town
• 3.1 Who are the coloureds?
• 3.1.1 Demographic aspects of the Coloured community
• 3.1.2 Historical perspective
• 3.1.3 Social Perspective
• 3.1.4 Linguistic perspective
• 3.1.5 Identity perspective
• 3.2 Kaaps: A Linguistic Variety
• 3.2.1 Grammatical differences between varieties of Afrikaans based on ethnicity
• 3.2.2 Youngsta CTP: Kaaps crossing borders with music
• 4. Identity, Belonging, Ethnicity and Language Attitudes: Theoretical Considerations
• 4.1 Theoretical Perspectives on the Concepts of Identity and Belonging
• 4.2 Language and Identity
• 4.3 Ethnicity
• 4.4 Language Attitudes
• 4.5 Theoretical Discussion
• 5. The Post-Apartheid Coloured Generation
• 5.1 Socio-Historical Contextualization
• 5.2 Theorizing Generation
• 5.3 The Relationship Between Mannheim’s Theory and the Present Study
• 5.4 “Born free”
• 6. Research Methodology
• 6.1 Pre-Test
• 6.1.1 Selection of participants
• 6.1.2 How the interviewees were found
• 6.1.3 The interviews
• 6.1.4 Analysis of pre-test interviews
• 6.1.4.1 Language representation and attitudes about Coloured Afrikaans
• 6.1.4.2 White Afrikaans language representation and 
attitudes
• 6.1.4.3 The feeling of ‘belonging’ and the Coloured 
community
• 6.2 Definitive Investigation
• 6.2.1 Field research in Cape Town
• 6.2.2 Location: Cape Town
• 6.2.3 Brief ethnographic accounts
• 6.2.4 Selection of participants
• 6.2.5 Questions used in the interviews
• 6.2.6 The interviews
• 6.3 Data Analysis Methodology
• 7. Data Analysis
• 7.1 Sociolinguistic Information of the Informants
• 7.2 Identity, Belonging and Language Attitudes
• 8. Final Considerations
• References
• Appendix – Consent Form
• Series Index