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Vitalsource Technologies, Inc. Exklusionserfahrungen Gefluchteter Menschen Aus Kamerun
Vendor: Textbooks.com Price: 34.99 $A digital copy of "Exklusionserfahrungen Gefluchteter Menschen Aus Kamerun" by Zalewski. Download is immediately available upon purchase!
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Vitalsource Technologies, Inc. Die nutzbaren Minerallagerst?tten von Kamerun und Togo
Vendor: Textbooks.com Price: 154.00 $A digital copy of "Die nutzbaren Minerallagerst?tten von Kamerun und Togo" by Georg Bürg. Download is immediately available upon purchase!
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Die Kunst der Frauen: Zur Komplementarität von Nacktheit und Maskierung bei den Ejagham im Südwesten Kameruns.
Vendor: Abebooks.com Price: 42.36 $287 S.: Abb. Einband leicht berieben und mit Randläsuren und Knicken, viele Anstreichungen im Buch. - Die Kunst afrikanischer Frauen ist ein Thema, dem bisher nur wenig Aufmerksamkeit gewidmet wurde. Im allgemeinen herrscht die Auffassung vor, Frauen spielten keine Rolle in der afrikanischen Kunst. Meist wird nicht in Erwägung gezogen, daß afrikanische Frauen künstlerisch tätig sind, im Besitz von Plastiken sein oder in den Genuß der Ehrung durch ein plastisches Denkmal gelangen können. Auch geht man davon aus, die Frauen hätten den Institutionen der Männer und ihren Masken wenig entgegenzusetzen. In diesem Buch wird am Beispiel der Ejagham untersucht, auf welche vielschichtige Weise die Bereiche der Frauen und Männer und ihre Kunst miteinander verwoben sind. Es leistet damit einen entscheidenden Beitrag zuF Kunstethnologie. / Inhaltsverzeichnis Vorwort Einleitung 1 Arbeit, Handwerk, Kunst 2 Mädchenseklusion als Geburtstätte von Kunst 3 Motive der Ejagham-Kunst 4 Frauen auf dem Festplatz 5 Kunst im sozialen Kontext 6 Die Kontrolle der Wildnis 7 Darstellung und Repräsentation in der weiblichen Plastik 8 Die Verschränkung der männlichen und weiblichen Bereiche Literaturverzeichnis Verzeichnis der Abbildungen, Tabellen und Karten Glossar der Ejagham-Begriffe. ISBN 9783861352402 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 337
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Zintgraff's Explorations in Bamenda, Adamawa and the Benue Lands 1889-1892
Vendor: Abebooks.com Price: 44.99 $The following pages, initially prepared for limited circulation in 1961, contain brief extracts and summaries of those parts of Eugen Zintgraff's book Nord-Kamerun (1895), of most interest concerning the colonial Bamenda and Wum Division. Zintgraff's book, the first by a European about the Grassfields, has not been translated and is hard to get second-hand. In using these notes the following points should be borne in mind: Zintgraff's knowledge of Bali (Mungaka) and Hausa was very slight, and his discussions of character, motives and political institutions are consequently superficial and open to criticisms. He had no means of checking what he was told, or thought he was told. He had no previous knowledge of any similar culture and no training in ethnographical method. He was, however, a good observer, and his descriptions of tools, dress, weapons and the like, can be regarded as fairly reliable. Finally, it must be remembered that Zintgraff wrote the book to justify his own actions and to support that small but influential section of public opinion in Germany which favoured rapid imperial expansion. A full account of the actions and motives of Zintgraff's opponents in the Kamerun Government and in the Colonial Bureau of the German Foreign Office has not been written: we only have one side of the story. But there are some suggestive points made in Rudin's Germans in the Cameroons and others referred to in these notes. What is perhaps most striking about Zintgraff's account is the fact that the people of the Western Grassfields were not so isolated from one another or their neighbours as might be thought. A network of trade-friendships covered the country and big men exchanged gifts over long distances. These links must be set beside the insecurity due to raids and slave-catching, and are well worth investigation.
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Zintgraff's Explorations in Bamenda, Adamawa and the Benue Lands 1889-1892
Vendor: Abebooks.com Price: 44.07 $The following pages, initially prepared for limited circulation in 1961, contain brief extracts and summaries of those parts of Eugen Zintgraff's book Nord-Kamerun (1895), of most interest concerning the colonial Bamenda and Wum Division. Zintgraff's book, the first by a European about the Grassfields, has not been translated and is hard to get second-hand. In using these notes the following points should be borne in mind: Zintgraff's knowledge of Bali (Mungaka) and Hausa was very slight, and his discussions of character, motives and political institutions are consequently superficial and open to criticisms. He had no means of checking what he was told, or thought he was told. He had no previous knowledge of any similar culture and no training in ethnographical method. He was, however, a good observer, and his descriptions of tools, dress, weapons and the like, can be regarded as fairly reliable. Finally, it must be remembered that Zintgraff wrote the book to justify his own actions and to support that small but influential section of public opinion in Germany which favoured rapid imperial expansion. A full account of the actions and motives of Zintgraff's opponents in the Kamerun Government and in the Colonial Bureau of the German Foreign Office has not been written: we only have one side of the story. But there are some suggestive points made in Rudin's Germans in the Cameroons and others referred to in these notes. What is perhaps most striking about Zintgraff's account is the fact that the people of the Western Grassfields were not so isolated from one another or their neighbours as might be thought. A network of trade-friendships covered the country and big men exchanged gifts over long distances. These links must be set beside the insecurity due to raids and slave-catching, and are well worth investigation.
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La langue mubi (République du Tchad)
Vendor: Abebooks.com Price: 78.99 $Neuware - Das Mubi oder Monjul, von etwa 35.000 Menschen im mittleren Osten der Republik Tschad gesprochen, ist ein sprachgeschichtlich konservativer Vertreter der im zentralen Sudan - im Norden Nigerias und Kameruns sowie im Tschad - verbreiteten tschadischen Sprachfamilie, die ihrerseits den südwestlichsten Zweig des hamitosemitischen (afroasiatischen) Sprachstamms bildet. Die Sprache zeichnet sich vor allem durch einen starken Einsatz des Ablauts sowohl in der Pluralbildung als auch beim Bau des binären Aspektsystems aus. Der Wortschatz des Mubi ist durch zahlreiche arabische Lehnwörter erweitert; der Islam und die (sudan-) arabische Sprache spielen in der Mubi-Gesellschaft eine bedeutende Rolle, was für das Überleben der Muttersprache bedrohlich werden könnte.
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