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African Material Culture

Autor Mary Jo Arnoldi
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 21 apr 1996
"This volume has much to recommend it providing fascinating and stimulating insights into many arenas of material culture, many of which still remain only superficially explored in the archaeological literature." Archaeological Review
..". a vivid introduction to the topic.... A glimpse into the unique and changing identities in an ever-changing world." Come-All-Ye
Fourteen interdisciplinary essays open new perspectives for understanding African societies and cultures through the contextualized study of objects, treating everything from the production of material objects to the meaning of sticks, masquerades, household tools, clothing, and the television set in the contemporary repertoire of African material culture."
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780253210371
ISBN-10: 0253210372
Pagini: 384
Ilustrații: 50 b&w photos, 20 illustrations
Dimensiuni: 156 x 233 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: MH – Indiana University Press

Cuprins

INTRODUCTION: Efficacy and Objects ¿ Kris L. Hardin and Mary Jo Arnoldi
PART I: TECHNOLOGY AND THE PRODUCTION OF FORM
1. Technological Style and the Making of Culture: Three Kono Contexts of Production ¿ Kris L. Hardin
2. Magical Iron Technology in the Cameroon Grassfields ¿ Michael Rowlands and Jean-Pierre Warnier
3. When Nomads Settle: Changing Technologies of Building and Transport and the Production of Architectural Form among the Gabra, the Rendille, and the Somalis ¿ Labelle Prussin
4. Ceramics from the Upemba Depression: A Diachronic Study ¿ Kanimba Misago
5. Objects and People: Relationships and Transformation in the Culture of the Bambala ¿ Kazadi Ntole
PART II: CONSTRUCTING IDENTITIES: PRESENTING SELF AND SOCIETY WITH OBJECTS
6. Sticks, Self, and Society in Booran Oromo: A Symbolic Interpretation ¿ Aneesa Kassam and Gemetchu Megerssa
7. Material Narratives and the Negotiation of Identities through Objects in Malian Theatre ¿ Mary Jo Arnoldi
8. The Consumption of an African Modernity ¿ Michael Rowlands
9. Household Objects and the Philosophy of Igbo Social Space ¿ Chike Aniakor
10. Hoes and Clothes in a Luo Household: Changing Consumption in a Colonial Economy, 1906-1936 ¿ Margaret Jean Hay
PART III: LIFE HISTORIES: CHANGING INTERPRETATIONS OF OBJECTS AND MUSEUMS
11. The Passive Object and the Tribal Paradigm: Colonial Museography in French West Africa ¿ Philip L. Ravenhill
12. Art, Politics, and the Transformation of Meaning: Bamum Art in the Twentieth Century ¿ Christraud M. Geary
13. Mami Wata Shrines: Exotica and the Construction of Self ¿ Henry John Drewal
14. Zaïrian Popular Painting as Commodity and as Communication ¿ Bogumil Jewsiewicki
Contents
INTRODUCTION: Efficacy and Objects ¿ Kris L. Hardin and Mary Jo Arnoldi
PART I: TECHNOLOGY AND THE PRODUCTION OF FORM
1. Technological Style and the Making of Culture: Three Kono Contexts of Production ¿ Kris L. Hardin
2. Magical Iron Technology in the Cameroon Grassfields ¿ Michael Rowlands and Jean-Pierre Warnier
3. When Nomads Settle: Changing Technologies of Building and Transport and the Production of Architectural Form among the Gabra, the Rendille, and the Somalis ¿ Labelle Prussin
4. Ceramics from the Upemba Depression: A Diachronic Study ¿ Kanimba Misago
5. Objects and People: Relationships and Transformation in the Culture of the Bambala ¿ Kazadi Ntole
PART II: CONSTRUCTING IDENTITIES: PRESENTING SELF AND SOCIETY WITH OBJECTS
6. Sticks, Self, and Society in Booran Oromo: A Symbolic Interpretation ¿ Aneesa Kassam and Gemetchu Megerssa
7. Material Narratives and the Negotiation of Identities through Objects in Malian Theatre ¿ Mary Jo Arnoldi
8. The Consumption of an African Modernity ¿ Michael Rowlands
9. Household Objects and the Philosophy of Igbo Social Space ¿ Chike Aniakor
10. Hoes and Clothes in a Luo Household: Changing Consumption in a Colonial Economy, 1906-1936 ¿ Margaret Jean Hay
PART III: LIFE HISTORIES: CHANGING INTERPRETATIONS OF OBJECTS AND MUSEUMS
11. The Passive Object and the Tribal Paradigm: Colonial Museography in French West Africa ¿ Philip L. Ravenhill
12. Art, Politics, and the Transformation of Meaning: Bamum Art in the Twentieth Century ¿ Christraud M. Geary
13. Mami Wata Shrines: Exotica and the Construction of Self ¿ Henry John Drewal
14. Zaïrian Popular Painting as Commodity and as Communication ¿ Bogumil Jewsiewicki