
handle: 2263/43404
Voor die begin van die Eerste Wêreld Oorlog het dit geblyk asof breë Suid-Afrikanisme 'n tentatiewe maar stewige begin by die Transvaalse Universiteitskollege (TUK) gehad het. Maar hierdie internasionale konflik het weer spanning tussen blanke Suid-Afrikaners veroorsaak en in hierdie opsig was TUK studente geen uitsondering nie. Die feit dat hierdie gebeure so kort na die stigting van die Kollege plaasgevind het, het die verwerklikingvan die ideaal van brëe Suid-Afrikanisme by die Kollegebaie moeilik gemaak. Hierdie artikel oorweeg die blywende indruk wat die Eerste Wêreld Oorlog en die 1914 Rebellie op die bewussyn van die studente van die TUK gelaat het soos uitgebeeld in die studentebydrae tot Die T.U.K. Studenteblad en in ander gebeurtenisse by die Kollege. Dit kyk spesifiek na veranderende en teenstrydige ideës van blanke identiteit by die Kollege in hierdie tydperk.
Before the outbreak of World War I (1914-1918), broad South Africanism appeared to have had a tentative but solid beginning at the Transvaal University College (TUC). This international conflict, however, re-ignited tensions among white South Africans, and students at the TUC were no exception. The proximity of these events to the establishment of the College seemed to push the ideal of broad South Africanism at the College beyond reach. This article considers the striking effect of World War I and the 1914 Rebellion on the consciousness of the TUC students as seen in student contributions to The T.U.C. Students' Magazine and other events at the College. It examines in particular changing and conflicting notions of white identity at the College at this time.
hoër onderwys, White identity, Transvaal Universiteitskollege, University of Pretoria, Transvaal University College (TUC), Universiteit van Pretoria, 940, Broad South Africanism, white identity, breë Suid-Afrikanisme, universiteitsgeskiedenis, broad South Africanism, University history, blanke identiteit, higher education, Higher education, Transvaal University College, World War I, Eerste Wêreld Oorlog, university history
hoër onderwys, White identity, Transvaal Universiteitskollege, University of Pretoria, Transvaal University College (TUC), Universiteit van Pretoria, 940, Broad South Africanism, white identity, breë Suid-Afrikanisme, universiteitsgeskiedenis, broad South Africanism, University history, blanke identiteit, higher education, Higher education, Transvaal University College, World War I, Eerste Wêreld Oorlog, university history
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