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Titre :	v. 48, no 4 - Winter 2001 - Musical performance in Africa
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Année de publication :	2017
Importance :	[vi], 165, [v] p.
Format :	23 cm
Langues :	Français (fre)
Note de contenu :	Preface to special issue: Musical performance in Africa / Ruth M. Stone.--Old music and dance for new needs: local performative responses to new African realities / Daniel B. Red.--From "Dancing with porcupiens" to "Twirling a hoe": musical labor transformed in Sukumaland, Tanzania / Frank Gunderson.--The death of Mganda?: continuity and transformation in Matengo music / Stephen Hill.--Purchasing praise: women, dancing, and patronage in Malawi party politics / Lisa Gilman.--Pop goes the sacred: Dan mask performance and popular culture in postcolonial Côte d'Ivoire / Daniel B. Reed.--Comments: uncoupling the "traditional" vs. "modern" opposition / Michelle Kisliuk.--"When hearts beat like native drums": music and the sexual dimensions of "savage" and "civilied" in "Tarzan and his Mate", 1934 / Clara Henderson.--BOOK REVIEWS: The state against the peasantry: rural struggles in colonial and postcolonial Mozambique, de Merle L. Bowen / Donald L. Sparks.--The making of South African legal culture, 1901,-1936: fear, favour and prejudice, de Martin Chanock / Frank A. Salamone.--Killing for conservation: wildlife policy in Zimbabwe, de Rosaleen Duffy / Dalvan M. Coger.--Out of our minds: reason and madness in the exploration of Central Africa, de Johannes Fabian / Allen F. Roberts.--Midfielder's moment; coloured literature and culture in contemporary South Africa, de Grant Farred / Eckhard Breitinger.--Race and ethnicity in East Africa, de Peter G. Forster, Michael Hitchcock & Francis F. Lyimo / Asaja Jalata.--Pride of men: ironworking in 19th century West Central Africa, de Collenen Kriger / Jeremy Rich.--The memory of stones, de Mandla Langa; David's story, de Zoé Wicomb / Shane Graham.--Africa in the global economy, de Richard E. Mshomba / Kisangani Emizet.--The United States and decolonization in West Africa, 1950-1960, d'Ebere Nwaubani / Andrew F. Clark.--Africa's new leaders: democracy or state reconstruction, de Marina Ottaway / Ernest Harsch.--Making the town: Ga state and society in early colonial Accra, de John Parker / Jeremy Rich.--Voices from the rocks: nature, culture, and history in the Motopos Hills of Zimbabwe, de Terrence Ranger / James R. Scarritt.--Nkurumah and the chiefs: the politics of chieftaincy in Ghana 1950-60, de Richard Rathbone / David E. Skinner.--A guerra e as igrejas: Angola 1961-1991, de Benedict Schubert / Assis Malaquias.--North Africa in transition: state, society and economic transformation in the 1990s, de Yahia Zoubir / Heather Deegan.--BOOKS RECEIVED.--CONTRIBUTORS.

[n° ou bulletin]  v. 48, no 4 - Winter 2001 - Musical performance in Africa [texte imprimé] . - 2017 . - [vi], 165, [v] p. ; 23 cm.
Langues : Français (fre)

Note de contenu :

Preface to special issue: Musical performance in Africa / Ruth M. Stone.--Old music and dance for new needs: local performative responses to new African realities / Daniel B. Red.--From "Dancing with porcupiens" to "Twirling a hoe": musical labor transformed in Sukumaland, Tanzania / Frank Gunderson.--The death of Mganda?: continuity and transformation in Matengo music / Stephen Hill.--Purchasing praise: women, dancing, and patronage in Malawi party politics / Lisa Gilman.--Pop goes the sacred: Dan mask performance and popular culture in postcolonial Côte d'Ivoire / Daniel B. Reed.--Comments: uncoupling the "traditional" vs. "modern" opposition / Michelle Kisliuk.--"When hearts beat like native drums": music and the sexual dimensions of "savage" and "civilied" in "Tarzan and his Mate", 1934 / Clara Henderson.--BOOK REVIEWS: The state against the peasantry: rural struggles in colonial and postcolonial Mozambique, de Merle L. Bowen / Donald L. Sparks.--The making of South African legal culture, 1901,-1936: fear, favour and prejudice, de Martin Chanock / Frank A. Salamone.--Killing for conservation: wildlife policy in Zimbabwe, de Rosaleen Duffy / Dalvan M. Coger.--Out of our minds: reason and madness in the exploration of Central Africa, de Johannes Fabian / Allen F. Roberts.--Midfielder's moment; coloured literature and culture in contemporary South Africa, de Grant Farred / Eckhard Breitinger.--Race and ethnicity in East Africa, de Peter G. Forster, Michael Hitchcock & Francis F. Lyimo / Asaja Jalata.--Pride of men: ironworking in 19th century West Central Africa, de Collenen Kriger / Jeremy Rich.--The memory of stones, de Mandla Langa; David's story, de Zoé Wicomb / Shane Graham.--Africa in the global economy, de Richard E. Mshomba / Kisangani Emizet.--The United States and decolonization in West Africa, 1950-1960, d'Ebere Nwaubani / Andrew F. Clark.--Africa's new leaders: democracy or state reconstruction, de Marina Ottaway / Ernest Harsch.--Making the town: Ga state and society in early colonial Accra, de John Parker / Jeremy Rich.--Voices from the rocks: nature, culture, and history in the Motopos Hills of Zimbabwe, de Terrence Ranger / James R. Scarritt.--Nkurumah and the chiefs: the politics of chieftaincy in Ghana 1950-60, de Richard Rathbone / David E. Skinner.--A guerra e as igrejas: Angola 1961-1991, de Benedict Schubert / Assis Malaquias.--North Africa in transition: state, society and economic transformation in the 1990s, de Yahia Zoubir / Heather Deegan.--BOOKS RECEIVED.--CONTRIBUTORS.