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African Languages
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Historical Data
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Social Mobility
100%
Language Attitudes
100%
Dutch
66%
Bantu Education
66%
Afrikaans Language
50%
English as
50%
Social Competition
33%
Language Use
33%
Specific Considerations
33%
Attitude towards English
33%
Majority Group
33%
Re-identification (Re-ID)
33%
South Africa
16%
Minority Groups
16%
Positive Social Identity
16%
Social Identity
16%
Negative Attitudes
16%
Apartheid
16%
Positive Attitude
16%
Group Mobility
16%
Black Middle Class
16%
Social Comparison
16%
New South
16%
Possible Sources
16%
Integrative Levels
16%
African Ancestry
16%
Policy Provision
16%
Time-based
16%
Limited Access
16%
Colonial Period
16%
British Colonialism
16%
UNISA
16%
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16%
Legal Provisions
16%
Indigenous Languages
16%
Mother Tongue
16%
Other-focus
16%
Social Creativity
16%
All Languages
16%
Mobility Ratio
16%
Apartheid Education
16%
Level Attitude
16%
Colonial Language
16%
Caste System
16%
Lower Class
16%
English Acquisition
16%
Class Mobility
16%
Freedom Charter
16%
South African Society
16%
Power Relations
16%
Social Class
16%
High Status
16%
Education Factor
16%
Arts and Humanities
Case Study
100%
English
100%
Language attitudes
100%
Education
77%
African Languages
66%
Attachment
66%
Majority
22%
Speaker
22%
Republic of South Africa
11%
Doubt
11%
Creativity
11%
British colonialism
11%
high status
11%
Division
11%
Colonial period
11%
Indigenous languages
11%
allegiance
11%
Mother Tongue
11%
Power Relation
11%
Charter
11%
Minority Groups
11%
Social Sciences
English
100%
Language Attitude
100%
Education
77%
Social Mobility
66%
African Languages
66%
Dutch
44%
Middle Class
22%
South Africa
11%
Colonialism
11%
Minority Groups
11%
Social Class
11%
Mother Tongue
11%
Factor Mobility
11%
Creativity
11%
Psychology
Case Study
100%
Education
100%
Social Mobility
85%
Creativity
14%