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Study/lecture notes on law and religion, law and morality, and law and justice, formal equality and substantive justice, legal theories, natural law approach.

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University of the Witwatersrand • Introduction To Law

Common law, Customary law ,Customs - Block 1 Year 1 notes Intro to law

Lecture/study notes on the common law, relation to other sources of law, customary law, customs.

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University of the Witwatersrand • Introduction To Law

What is law, and why we have it?

Study/Lecture notes on what law is and why we have it.

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University of the Witwatersrand • Introduction To Law

Psychology First year, Block 1 Study notes

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Notes for an Introduction to psychology for First-year students. Basics of theories, Women in psychology, Black South African psychologist, and African Psychology.

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Introduction to Psychology • Class notes
Women in Psychology and Black Psychologists (and Chabani Manganyi), • Class notes
African Psychology • Class notes

African Psychology

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Study/ Lecture notes on a brief introduction to African Psychology including history, Eurocentric, Afrocentric, cultural perspectives, worldviews, western approach, relational approach,

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Women in Psychology and Black Psychologists (and Chabani Manganyi),

Study/Lecture notes on the basics of Women in Psychology and Black Psychologists in South Africa Mary Whiton Calkins, Mary Ainsworth, Anna Freud

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Introduction to Psychology

Study/Lecture notes as an introduction to Psychology for first-year students includes a brief introduction including history, fields of psychology, psychoanalytic approach (Freud), Behavioural Approach(Watson, Skinner, Pavlov, Bandura), Humanist (Maslow, Rogers), Cognitive (Piaget, Vygotsky),