Based on ethnography-driven regional comparison and a critical re-examination of classic monographs on some forty cultural groups, this volume makes the arresting claim that across equatorial Africa, the model of rule has been medicine - and not (as Europeans have long assumed) the colonizer's despotic administrator...
Based on ethnography-driven regional comparison and a critical re-examination of classic monographs on some forty cultural groups, this volume makes the arresting claim that across equatorial Africa, the model of rule has been medicine - and not (as Europeans have long assumed) the colonizer's despotic administrator...Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Koen Stroeken is Associate Professor in Africanist anthropology at Ghent University (CARAM) and the coordinator of a long-term academic exchange with Mzumbe University, Tanzania. Based on ethnographic fieldwork among Sukuma healers, his publications - including the monograph Moral Power (2010, Berghahn) - mainly deal with African cosmologies and the sensory materiality of magic.
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Tables and figures Acknowledgements Note on Language List of Abbreviations of Referenced Works Introduction: Endogenous Kingship PART I: DIVINATORY SOCIETIES Chapter 1. The Forest Within Chapter 2. Beyond Turner's Watershed Division PART II: MEDICINAL RULE Chapter 3. A Sukuma Chief on Medicine Chapter 4. Endogenizing Vansina's Equatorial Tradition Chapter 5. From Cult to Dynasty: Nilotic and Niger-Congo Extensions Chapter 6. Magic and the Sole Mode of Production Chapter 7. Tio Shrines of the Forest Master PART III: THE CEREMONIAL STATE Chapter 8. Kuba, Kongo and Buganda 'Miracles': Reversions in Transition Chapter 9. From Divinatory to Ceremonial State: Narrative Proof from Rwanda Conclusion: Reversible Transitions References Index
Tables and figures Acknowledgements Note on Language List of Abbreviations of Referenced Works Introduction: Endogenous Kingship PART I: DIVINATORY SOCIETIES Chapter 1. The Forest Within Chapter 2. Beyond Turner's Watershed Division PART II: MEDICINAL RULE Chapter 3. A Sukuma Chief on Medicine Chapter 4. Endogenizing Vansina's Equatorial Tradition Chapter 5. From Cult to Dynasty: Nilotic and Niger-Congo Extensions Chapter 6. Magic and the Sole Mode of Production Chapter 7. Tio Shrines of the Forest Master PART III: THE CEREMONIAL STATE Chapter 8. Kuba, Kongo and Buganda 'Miracles': Reversions in Transition Chapter 9. From Divinatory to Ceremonial State: Narrative Proof from Rwanda Conclusion: Reversible Transitions References Index
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