The debate about honoring Bram Fischer.

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      Die debat oor die verering van Bram Fischer.
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      The public debate in 2004 about the University of Stellenbosch's posthumous honorary degree for the late Bram Fischer was a typical example of an extremely emotional and irrational discourse, especially by those who were in favour of the degree. This article postulates that the Afrikaners have always had a deficient public debate culture, and that matters were complicated by the fact that it had traits of a generational revolt against those who wielded power before 1994. A parallel is also made with the students' revolt in Germany in 1968. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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