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Vista University

About: Vista University is a based out in . It is known for research contribution in the topics: Boron trifluoride & Higher education. The organization has 225 authors who have published 336 publications receiving 3345 citations.


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Devi Sarinjeive1
TL;DR: In this paper, a reading of Toni Morrison's Beloved (1987) is presented, where it is shown how in the process she corrects standard representations of the black self and through that her writerly identity as a black female presence in conventional literary and critical practice, Morrison creates a text that requires an adjustment of the self/other reading paradigm if it is to be read satisfactorily.
Abstract: Summary This paper, which focuses on Toni Morrison's novel Beloved (1987), begins with commentary on how reading paradigms can lead to misreadings and distortions, particularly when used to mediate marginal texts. In response to that, in the discussion that follows on Beloved, a reading is given to show how, in spite of linguistic and textual givens and conventional literary and critical practice, Morrison creates a text that requires an adjustment of the “Self/Other” reading paradigm if it is to be read satisfactorily. It is also shown how in the process she corrects standard representations of the black self and through that her own writerly identity as a black female presence in conventional literary and critical practice.
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James Sey1
06 May 1992
TL;DR: Cyberpunk as mentioned in this paper is a self-proclaimed movement within the genre which began in the 1980s and is an extrapolative form of science fiction which combines an almost obsessional interest in machines (particularly information machines) with an anarchic, amoral, streetwise sensibility.
Abstract: 'Cyberpunk’ science fiction is a self-proclaimed movement within the genre which began in the 1980s. As the name suggests, it is an extrapolative form of science fiction which combines an almost obsessional interest in machines (particularly information machines) with an anarchic, amoral, streetwise sensibility This paper sketches the development of the movement and seeks to make qualified claims for the radical. potential of its fiction. Of crucial importance are the ways in which human subjectivity (viewed in psychoanalytic terms) interacts with 'technological subjectivity' in cyberpunk, particularly with regard to implications of these interactions for oedipalization.
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TL;DR: Ravindrana et al. as mentioned in this paper reported the synthesis and structure of a novel thioacetal 4 comprising of two camphor skeleta, which was obtained by reducing camphor-10sulphonyl chloride 114 with LAH.
Abstract: * To receive any correspondence. E-mail: RAVIN-SS@pelican.vista.ac.za Chiral auxiliaries consisting of functionalised camphor skeleta have proven to be highly versatile in asymmetric reactions.1,2 They are suitable for the design of conformationally rigid derivatives and are readily available. However, chiral auxiliaries containing more than one camphor skeleton are rare.12 We wish to report the synthesis and structure of a novel thioacetal 4 comprising of two camphor skeleta. 10-Mercaptoiso-borneol 213 was synthesised by reducing camphor-10sulphonyl chloride 114 with LAH. The required exo alcohol, 10-mercapto-iso-borneol 2, was separated from the endo isomer 3 by column chromatography and characterised by NMR spectroscopy. The acetal 4 was prepared by treating compound 2 with camphorquinone followed by subsequent purification of the compound by column chromatography. The structure was elucidated by NMR spectroscopy and confirmed by X-ray crystallography (Fig. 3). It has been observed15 that treatment of camphorquinone with diols, results in formation of acetals at both C-3 and C-2 positions. In this case, the C-2 position is more hindered and the thioacetalisation occurred exclusively at the C-3 position. The regioselectivity of the reaction was determined from the NMR experiments. X-ray diffraction analysis of compound 4 was undertaken so that the stereochemistry of the product could be established. The molecular structure and absolute configuration of compound 4 is shown in Fig. 3. The structure reveals that the sulfur atom is located at the exo position and the oxygen atom at the endo position of the thioacetal moiety. The two bornane skeleta J. Chem. Research (S), 2001, 405–407 J. Chem. Research (M), 2001, 1056–1069 Synthesis and crystal structure of a novel camphor based thioacetal Swarnam S Ravindrana*, Neliswa Skitia, Cedric McClelandb, Benita Bartonc and John Bacsad* aDepartment of Chemistry, Vista University, Private Bag X613, Port Elizabeth,6000, South Africa bDepartment of Chemistry, University of Port Elizabeth, Post Box 1600, Port Elizabeth, 6000, South Africa cCatalysis Research Unit, Faculty of Applied Science, Port Elizabeth Technikon, Private Bag X6011, Port Elizabeth, 6000, South Africa d*Department of Chemistry, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa
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L. C. Posthumus1
TL;DR: In this article, the toepassing van klassifikasie-kriteria op Zulunaamwoorde soos utamatisi en ugwayi, wie tradisioneel as Klas 1a beskou word, lei tot 'n herindeling van hierdie naamoordprefiks in Klas 3a.
Abstract: Die toepassing van klassifikasie-kriteria op Zulunaamwoorde soos utamatisi en ugwayi, wat tradisioneel as Klas 1a beskou word, lei tot 'n herindeling van hierdie naamwoorde in Klas 3a. Dit is verder nodig om 'n Klas 9a te onderskei aangesien sekere naamwoorde in Klas 9 soos ifonethiksi en ibhasi nie 'n nasaal, wat kenmerkend van hierdie naamwoordklas is, bevat nie. Voorts word daarop gewys dat drie verskillende dele van die naamwoordprefiks dien as basis vir die afleiding van die onderskeie kongruensiemorfeme. Laastens word aangevoer dat die demonstratiewe voornaamwoord en kwalifikatiewe/relatiewe partikel van die voile prefiks afgelei is en nie van die ware prefiks nie.

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NameH-indexPapersCitations
John M. Luiz251092232
Hartmut Winkler23761953
Roumen Anguelov221161636
Lochner Marais201331335
Ronnie Donaldson2082933
Graham B. Stead20511247
Jean M.-S. Lubuma19941379
Naydene de Lange17731191
Charles Ngwena1348456
Malan Nel1257361
Tomasz A. Modro1297587
S. Rule1130480
Sam Lubbe1037398
Mzobanzi M. Mboya918281
Michelle S. May822181
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
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20161
20153
20141
20132
20122