Die Kleurkonflik in Suid-Afrika – Dr. Paul Prinsloo
Die Kleurkonflik in Suid-Afrika – Dr. Paul Prinsloo
Die Kleurkonflik in Suid-Afrika: 'n Sosiologiese Beskouing (Very Good Nationalist Academic Document)
A Scarce Sociological Study Detailing the Ideological Frameworks of Racial Segregation
Bibliographic Specifications
- Title: Die Kleurkonflik in Suid-Afrika
- Author: Dr. Paul Prinsloo
- Publisher: Privaat Publikasie / Academic Press, Pretoria
- Publication Date: Circa 1970s (First Edition)
- ISBN: None Issued / Not Stated.
- Edition Details: First Edition, Limited Academic Press Release.
- Binding: Original publisher's softcover card wrappers with minimalist typographic layout.
- Physical Format: Octavo (8vo). Structured with demographic charts and sociological survey frameworks.
- Language: Afrikaans
Official Condition Report
- The Book: Very Good Plus (VG+)
- Exterior / Wraps: The softcover wrappers are flat, clean, and square. Shows almost zero shelf rubbing or standard thumb creasing along the outer boundaries.
- Interior: The text block is tight and sound. Internal leaves are clean and bright, entirely free of highlighting, marginalia, or user signatures.
- The Dust Jacket: Not Applicable (As Issued)
Synopsis & Historical Value
Die Kleurkonflik in Suid-Afrika is a scarce sociological tract written during the height of the apartheid era by Dr. Paul Prinsloo. The text provides a fascinating look into the academic and institutional frameworks used to justify and analyze racial segregation and social conflict during the mid-to-late 20th century. It serves as an essential primary document for modern political historians studying the intellectual evolution of apartheid-era sociology.
Author Profile: Dr. Paul Prinsloo
Dr. Paul Prinsloo was a mid-century South African sociologist and academic whose work focused on demographic tracking, structural sociology, and community development frameworks within institutional academic networks.
