Louis Grundlingh
Biographic Data
| ID | 1008298 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louis Grundlingh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louis |
| FAMILY NAME | Grundlingh |
| SIGNATURE | GRUNDLINGH L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Johannesburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6853-7240 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Johannesburg
No abstract available
Municipal modernity
In the 1920s and 1930s, the all-powerful Johannesburg Council, comprising English-speaking middle-class white males, realized the importance of providing leisure spaces and sport facilities for its white residents and prioritized the building of swimming baths in their suburbs. It was regarded as the ideal facility, supporting the growing demand for outdoor activity. The upswing in the economy in the 1920s and especially in the 1930s, expedited t…
In Johannesburg, baths are a necessity, not a luxury” The establishment of Johannesburg’s first municipal swimming bath, 1900s-1910s
Following on the commitment of the Johannesburg Town Council and an increasing demand to provide facilities for exercise and relaxation, Johannesburg’s mayor opened the Town’s first public swimming bath on the 18th of January, 1909. Unease was felt in Britain about the health of urban residents at the time. These municipalities’ efforts of improvement reflected in the psyche of members of Johannesburg’s Town Council to ensure a healthy urban envi…
In what way are gay men actually harmful to society?” Exploring the evidence on the feasibility of amendments to the Sexual Offences Act 23 of 1957
Prompted by a perception that a gay sub-culture developed in the major urban areas of South Africa, and that this formed a threat to state security and to the established mores of society, the Minister of Justice, PC Pelser, appointed a Parliamentary Select Committee in 1968. The essence of the task given to the Select Committee was to provide clarity to the Department of Justice about a definition of homosexual acts as well as the causes, manife…
Government Responses to HIV/Aids in South Africa as Reported in the Media, 1983–1994
The Boer War
The South African War Reappraised
HIV/Aids in South Africa
Die artikel ondersoek die aard van stigmatisering, diskriminasie en moraliteit in die SuidAfrikaanse samelewing nadat MIV/VIGS ook hier sy verskyning gemaak het. Aanvanklik het godsdienstige fundamentaliste homoseksueles daarvan beskuldig dat hulle deur die virus besmet is omdat hulle homoseksueel is. Hierdie sienings is aangevul deur die middelklas waardes van die tyd wat epidemies met sedeloosheid vereenselwig het. Die regering sou feitlik niks…
Another side to warfare
Oorloë bring verskillende soorte lyding vir burgerlikes. Militêre optredes lei dikwels tot die verwoesting van gemeenskappe en laat burgerlikes nie alleen dakloos nie, maar ook behoeftig. Gewoonlik word baie klem op die lot van die soldate en, soverre dit die Anglo-Boereoorlog aanbetref, veral die lot van die vroue en kinders in krygsgevangekampe, gelê. Dit het daartoe gelei dat die wyse hoe die oorlog ook tot groot ontbering vir gewone burgerlik…
Prejudices, Promises and Poverty
(1992). Prejudices, Promises and Poverty: The Experiences of Discharged and Demobilized Black South African Soldiers after the Second World War. South African Historical Journal: Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 116-135
Non-Europeans Should Be Kept away from the Temptations of Towns
Louis Grundlingh, "Non-Europeans Should Be Kept away from the Temptations of Towns": Controlling Black South African Soldiers during the Second World War, The International Journal of African Historical Studies, Vol. 25, No. 3 (1992), pp. 539-560
Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa
Journal Article Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa: The Southern Highveld to 1914 Get access Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa: The Southern Highveld to 1914, by Timothy J. Keegan. MacMillan, Basingstoke, 1986. 207 pp. £29.50. ISBN 0 333 41746 1. L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH Rand Afrikaans UniversityJohannesberg Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affai…
Putting the Plough to the Ground
Journal Article Putting the Plough to the Ground: Accumulation and dispossession in rural South Africa 1850–1930 Get access Putting the Plough to the Ground: Accumulation and dispossession in rural South Africa 1850–1930, edited by William Beinhart, Peter Delius and Stanley Trapido. Ravan Press, Johannesburg, 1986. xvi + 449 pp. R20.80 paperback. ISBN 0 86975 283 9. L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH Rand Afrikaans UniversityJohannesburg Sea…
The Recruitment of South African Blacks for Participation in the Second World War
Although the history of South Africa and the Second World War has received considerable attention (especially the military aspects), nothing substantial has yet been written on the participation of South African blacks in the war. Capt. J. C. Knoetze and Lt. M. Hallack respectively completed factual reports on the Non-European Army Services (NEAS) outside South Africa1 and a record of the NEAS2 shortly after the war. H. J. Martin and N. Orpen dis…
N Aspek van Blanke Suid-Afrikaanse Groepsverhoudinge tydens die Eerste Wereldoorlog
Government Responses to HIV/Aids in South Africa as Reported in the Media, 1983–1994
Municipal modernity
In the 1920s and 1930s, the all-powerful Johannesburg Council, comprising English-speaking middle-class white males, realized the importance of providing leisure spaces and sport facilities for its white residents and prioritized the building of swimming baths in their suburbs. It was regarded as the ideal facility, supporting the growing demand for outdoor activity. The upswing in the economy in the 1920s and especially in the 1930s, expedited t…
Prejudices, Promises and Poverty
(1992). Prejudices, Promises and Poverty: The Experiences of Discharged and Demobilized Black South African Soldiers after the Second World War. South African Historical Journal: Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 116-135
N Aspek van Blanke Suid-Afrikaanse Groepsverhoudinge tydens die Eerste Wereldoorlog
The Recruitment of South African Blacks for Participation in the Second World War
Although the history of South Africa and the Second World War has received considerable attention (especially the military aspects), nothing substantial has yet been written on the participation of South African blacks in the war. Capt. J. C. Knoetze and Lt. M. Hallack respectively completed factual reports on the Non-European Army Services (NEAS) outside South Africa1 and a record of the NEAS2 shortly after the war. H. J. Martin and N. Orpen dis…
Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa
Journal Article Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa: The Southern Highveld to 1914 Get access Rural Transformations in Industrializing South Africa: The Southern Highveld to 1914, by Timothy J. Keegan. MacMillan, Basingstoke, 1986. 207 pp. £29.50. ISBN 0 333 41746 1. L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH Rand Afrikaans UniversityJohannesberg Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affai…
Putting the Plough to the Ground
Journal Article Putting the Plough to the Ground: Accumulation and dispossession in rural South Africa 1850–1930 Get access Putting the Plough to the Ground: Accumulation and dispossession in rural South Africa 1850–1930, edited by William Beinhart, Peter Delius and Stanley Trapido. Ravan Press, Johannesburg, 1986. xvi + 449 pp. R20.80 paperback. ISBN 0 86975 283 9. L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH L. W. F. GRUNDLINGH Rand Afrikaans UniversityJohannesburg Sea…
Prejudices, Promises and Poverty
(1992). Prejudices, Promises and Poverty: The Experiences of Discharged and Demobilized Black South African Soldiers after the Second World War. South African Historical Journal: Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 116-135
Non-Europeans Should Be Kept away from the Temptations of Towns
Louis Grundlingh, "Non-Europeans Should Be Kept away from the Temptations of Towns": Controlling Black South African Soldiers during the Second World War, The International Journal of African Historical Studies, Vol. 25, No. 3 (1992), pp. 539-560
HIV/Aids in South Africa
Die artikel ondersoek die aard van stigmatisering, diskriminasie en moraliteit in die SuidAfrikaanse samelewing nadat MIV/VIGS ook hier sy verskyning gemaak het. Aanvanklik het godsdienstige fundamentaliste homoseksueles daarvan beskuldig dat hulle deur die virus besmet is omdat hulle homoseksueel is. Hierdie sienings is aangevul deur die middelklas waardes van die tyd wat epidemies met sedeloosheid vereenselwig het. Die regering sou feitlik niks…
Another side to warfare
Oorloë bring verskillende soorte lyding vir burgerlikes. Militêre optredes lei dikwels tot die verwoesting van gemeenskappe en laat burgerlikes nie alleen dakloos nie, maar ook behoeftig. Gewoonlik word baie klem op die lot van die soldate en, soverre dit die Anglo-Boereoorlog aanbetref, veral die lot van die vroue en kinders in krygsgevangekampe, gelê. Dit het daartoe gelei dat die wyse hoe die oorlog ook tot groot ontbering vir gewone burgerlik…
Government Responses to HIV/Aids in South Africa as Reported in the Media, 1983–1994
The Boer War
The South African War Reappraised
In what way are gay men actually harmful to society?” Exploring the evidence on the feasibility of amendments to the Sexual Offences Act 23 of 1957
Prompted by a perception that a gay sub-culture developed in the major urban areas of South Africa, and that this formed a threat to state security and to the established mores of society, the Minister of Justice, PC Pelser, appointed a Parliamentary Select Committee in 1968. The essence of the task given to the Select Committee was to provide clarity to the Department of Justice about a definition of homosexual acts as well as the causes, manife…
In Johannesburg, baths are a necessity, not a luxury” The establishment of Johannesburg’s first municipal swimming bath, 1900s-1910s
Following on the commitment of the Johannesburg Town Council and an increasing demand to provide facilities for exercise and relaxation, Johannesburg’s mayor opened the Town’s first public swimming bath on the 18th of January, 1909. Unease was felt in Britain about the health of urban residents at the time. These municipalities’ efforts of improvement reflected in the psyche of members of Johannesburg’s Town Council to ensure a healthy urban envi…
Municipal modernity
In the 1920s and 1930s, the all-powerful Johannesburg Council, comprising English-speaking middle-class white males, realized the importance of providing leisure spaces and sport facilities for its white residents and prioritized the building of swimming baths in their suburbs. It was regarded as the ideal facility, supporting the growing demand for outdoor activity. The upswing in the economy in the 1920s and especially in the 1930s, expedited t…
Johannesburg
No abstract available
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