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From clothing as an expression of freedom in early colonial Zanzibar to Somali women's headcovering in inner-city Minneapolis, this work explores the power of dress in African and pan-African settings. Nationalist and diasporic identities, as well as their histories and politics, are examined at the level of what is put on the body every day.
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From clothing as an expression of freedom in early colonial Zanzibar to Somali women's headcovering in inner-city Minneapolis, this work explores the power of dress in African and pan-African settings. Nationalist and diasporic identities, as well as their histories and politics, are examined at the level of what is put on the body every day.
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- African Expressive Cultures
- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 159mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9780253216892
- ISBN-10: 0253216893
- Artikelnr.: 21350530
- African Expressive Cultures
- Verlag: Indiana University Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2004
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 159mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 404g
- ISBN-13: 9780253216892
- ISBN-10: 0253216893
- Artikelnr.: 21350530
edited by Jean Allman
Introduction: Fashioning Power: The Politics of Dress in Modern Africa Jean
Allman
Part 1. Fashioning Unity: Women and Dress; Power and Citizenship
1. Remaking Fashion in the Paris of the Indian Ocean: Dress, Performance,
and the Cultural Construction of a Cosmopolitan Zanzibari Identity Laura
Fair
2. Dress and Politics in Post World War II Abeokuta (Western Nigeria)
Judith Byfield
3. Nationalism without a Nation: The Dress of Somali Women in
Minneapolis-St. Paul Heather Marie Akou
Part 2. Dressing Modern: Gender, Generation, and Invented (National)
Traditions
4. The Importance of Clothing in Struggles over Identity in Colonial
Western Kenya Margaret Jean Hay
5. Putting on a Pano and Dancing Like Our Grandparents: Nation and Dress in
Late Colonial Luanda Marissa Moorman
6. "Anti-mini Militants Meet Modern Misses": Urban Style, Gender, and the
Politics of "National Culture" in 1960s Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Andrew M.
Ivaska
Part 3. Disciplined Dress: Gendered Authority and the National Politics
7. From Khaki to Agbada: Dress and Political Transition in Nigeria Elisha
P. Renne
8. "Let Your Fashion Be in Line with Our Ghanaian Costume": Nation, Gender,
and the Politics of Cloth-ing in Nkrumah's Ghana Jean Allman
9. Miniskirts, Gender Relations, and Sexuality in Zambia Karen Tranberg
Hansen
Part 4. African "Traditions" and Global Markets: The Political Economy of
Fashion and Identity
10. Fashionable Traditions: The Globalization of an African Textile
Victoria L. Rovine
11. African Textiles and the Politics of Diasporic Identity- Making A.
Boatema Boateng
Afterword Phyllis M. Martin
List of Contributors
Index
Allman
Part 1. Fashioning Unity: Women and Dress; Power and Citizenship
1. Remaking Fashion in the Paris of the Indian Ocean: Dress, Performance,
and the Cultural Construction of a Cosmopolitan Zanzibari Identity Laura
Fair
2. Dress and Politics in Post World War II Abeokuta (Western Nigeria)
Judith Byfield
3. Nationalism without a Nation: The Dress of Somali Women in
Minneapolis-St. Paul Heather Marie Akou
Part 2. Dressing Modern: Gender, Generation, and Invented (National)
Traditions
4. The Importance of Clothing in Struggles over Identity in Colonial
Western Kenya Margaret Jean Hay
5. Putting on a Pano and Dancing Like Our Grandparents: Nation and Dress in
Late Colonial Luanda Marissa Moorman
6. "Anti-mini Militants Meet Modern Misses": Urban Style, Gender, and the
Politics of "National Culture" in 1960s Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Andrew M.
Ivaska
Part 3. Disciplined Dress: Gendered Authority and the National Politics
7. From Khaki to Agbada: Dress and Political Transition in Nigeria Elisha
P. Renne
8. "Let Your Fashion Be in Line with Our Ghanaian Costume": Nation, Gender,
and the Politics of Cloth-ing in Nkrumah's Ghana Jean Allman
9. Miniskirts, Gender Relations, and Sexuality in Zambia Karen Tranberg
Hansen
Part 4. African "Traditions" and Global Markets: The Political Economy of
Fashion and Identity
10. Fashionable Traditions: The Globalization of an African Textile
Victoria L. Rovine
11. African Textiles and the Politics of Diasporic Identity- Making A.
Boatema Boateng
Afterword Phyllis M. Martin
List of Contributors
Index
Introduction: Fashioning Power: The Politics of Dress in Modern Africa Jean
Allman
Part 1. Fashioning Unity: Women and Dress; Power and Citizenship
1. Remaking Fashion in the Paris of the Indian Ocean: Dress, Performance,
and the Cultural Construction of a Cosmopolitan Zanzibari Identity Laura
Fair
2. Dress and Politics in Post World War II Abeokuta (Western Nigeria)
Judith Byfield
3. Nationalism without a Nation: The Dress of Somali Women in
Minneapolis-St. Paul Heather Marie Akou
Part 2. Dressing Modern: Gender, Generation, and Invented (National)
Traditions
4. The Importance of Clothing in Struggles over Identity in Colonial
Western Kenya Margaret Jean Hay
5. Putting on a Pano and Dancing Like Our Grandparents: Nation and Dress in
Late Colonial Luanda Marissa Moorman
6. "Anti-mini Militants Meet Modern Misses": Urban Style, Gender, and the
Politics of "National Culture" in 1960s Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Andrew M.
Ivaska
Part 3. Disciplined Dress: Gendered Authority and the National Politics
7. From Khaki to Agbada: Dress and Political Transition in Nigeria Elisha
P. Renne
8. "Let Your Fashion Be in Line with Our Ghanaian Costume": Nation, Gender,
and the Politics of Cloth-ing in Nkrumah's Ghana Jean Allman
9. Miniskirts, Gender Relations, and Sexuality in Zambia Karen Tranberg
Hansen
Part 4. African "Traditions" and Global Markets: The Political Economy of
Fashion and Identity
10. Fashionable Traditions: The Globalization of an African Textile
Victoria L. Rovine
11. African Textiles and the Politics of Diasporic Identity- Making A.
Boatema Boateng
Afterword Phyllis M. Martin
List of Contributors
Index
Allman
Part 1. Fashioning Unity: Women and Dress; Power and Citizenship
1. Remaking Fashion in the Paris of the Indian Ocean: Dress, Performance,
and the Cultural Construction of a Cosmopolitan Zanzibari Identity Laura
Fair
2. Dress and Politics in Post World War II Abeokuta (Western Nigeria)
Judith Byfield
3. Nationalism without a Nation: The Dress of Somali Women in
Minneapolis-St. Paul Heather Marie Akou
Part 2. Dressing Modern: Gender, Generation, and Invented (National)
Traditions
4. The Importance of Clothing in Struggles over Identity in Colonial
Western Kenya Margaret Jean Hay
5. Putting on a Pano and Dancing Like Our Grandparents: Nation and Dress in
Late Colonial Luanda Marissa Moorman
6. "Anti-mini Militants Meet Modern Misses": Urban Style, Gender, and the
Politics of "National Culture" in 1960s Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Andrew M.
Ivaska
Part 3. Disciplined Dress: Gendered Authority and the National Politics
7. From Khaki to Agbada: Dress and Political Transition in Nigeria Elisha
P. Renne
8. "Let Your Fashion Be in Line with Our Ghanaian Costume": Nation, Gender,
and the Politics of Cloth-ing in Nkrumah's Ghana Jean Allman
9. Miniskirts, Gender Relations, and Sexuality in Zambia Karen Tranberg
Hansen
Part 4. African "Traditions" and Global Markets: The Political Economy of
Fashion and Identity
10. Fashionable Traditions: The Globalization of an African Textile
Victoria L. Rovine
11. African Textiles and the Politics of Diasporic Identity- Making A.
Boatema Boateng
Afterword Phyllis M. Martin
List of Contributors
Index