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Innovative and challenging study that provides fresh insights on the anthropology of death and postcolonial politics.
Innovative and challenging study that provides fresh insights on the anthropology of death and postcolonial politics.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: James Currey
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9781847013644
- ISBN-10: 1847013643
- Artikelnr.: 67133739
- Verlag: James Currey
- Seitenzahl: 366
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9781847013644
- ISBN-10: 1847013643
- Artikelnr.: 67133739
Joost Fontein is Professor of Anthropology, University of Johannesburg. He was previously Director of the British Institute in Eastern Africa and Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh. His books include Remaking Mutirikwi: Landscape, Water and Belonging (James Currey, 2015), shortlisted for the African Studies Association 2016 Herskovits Prize.
Introduction Changing death and human corporeality across Africa and beyond
The politics of the dead in Zimbabwe The power of uncertainty Sources and
structure of the book 1 Liberation Heritage: Bones and the politics of
commemoration The burial of Gift Tandare Heritage and commemoration
Heritage and commemoration in Zimbabwe Liberation heritage Unsettling Bones
2 Bones & Tortured Bodies: Corporealities of violence and post-violence
Resurfacing bones Emotive materiality, affective presence and transforming
materials Tortured bodies Towards 'healing' and 'reconciliation' during the
GNU 2009-2013 Conclusions 3 Chibondo: Exhumations, uncertainty and the
excessivity of human materials The Chibondo exhumations Too 'fresh',
'intact', fleshy, leaky and stinky? The torque of materiality and the
excessive potentiality of human remains The politics of uncertainty
Conclusions 4 Political Accidents: Rumours, death and the politics of
uncertainty The death of Solomon Mujuru Factionalism, rivalries and murky
business dealings The inquest A particular kind of death Conclusions 5
Precarious Possession: Rotina Mavhunga, politics and the uncertainties of
mediumship Rotina Mavhunga - the diesel n'anga Precarious occupation 6 Mai
Melissa: Towards the alterity of spirit and the incompleteness of death
Towards the alterity of spirit Conclusions 7 After Mugabe Burying Bob
Conclusions Bodies and spirits, change and continuity AIDS, cholera, Congo,
prisons, Chiadzwa, diaspora, FTLR, and charismatic Pentecostalisms New
directions for liberation heritage Ambuya Nehanda returns? Exhuming Bob?
The politics of the dead in Zimbabwe The power of uncertainty Sources and
structure of the book 1 Liberation Heritage: Bones and the politics of
commemoration The burial of Gift Tandare Heritage and commemoration
Heritage and commemoration in Zimbabwe Liberation heritage Unsettling Bones
2 Bones & Tortured Bodies: Corporealities of violence and post-violence
Resurfacing bones Emotive materiality, affective presence and transforming
materials Tortured bodies Towards 'healing' and 'reconciliation' during the
GNU 2009-2013 Conclusions 3 Chibondo: Exhumations, uncertainty and the
excessivity of human materials The Chibondo exhumations Too 'fresh',
'intact', fleshy, leaky and stinky? The torque of materiality and the
excessive potentiality of human remains The politics of uncertainty
Conclusions 4 Political Accidents: Rumours, death and the politics of
uncertainty The death of Solomon Mujuru Factionalism, rivalries and murky
business dealings The inquest A particular kind of death Conclusions 5
Precarious Possession: Rotina Mavhunga, politics and the uncertainties of
mediumship Rotina Mavhunga - the diesel n'anga Precarious occupation 6 Mai
Melissa: Towards the alterity of spirit and the incompleteness of death
Towards the alterity of spirit Conclusions 7 After Mugabe Burying Bob
Conclusions Bodies and spirits, change and continuity AIDS, cholera, Congo,
prisons, Chiadzwa, diaspora, FTLR, and charismatic Pentecostalisms New
directions for liberation heritage Ambuya Nehanda returns? Exhuming Bob?
Introduction Changing death and human corporeality across Africa and beyond
The politics of the dead in Zimbabwe The power of uncertainty Sources and
structure of the book 1 Liberation Heritage: Bones and the politics of
commemoration The burial of Gift Tandare Heritage and commemoration
Heritage and commemoration in Zimbabwe Liberation heritage Unsettling Bones
2 Bones & Tortured Bodies: Corporealities of violence and post-violence
Resurfacing bones Emotive materiality, affective presence and transforming
materials Tortured bodies Towards 'healing' and 'reconciliation' during the
GNU 2009-2013 Conclusions 3 Chibondo: Exhumations, uncertainty and the
excessivity of human materials The Chibondo exhumations Too 'fresh',
'intact', fleshy, leaky and stinky? The torque of materiality and the
excessive potentiality of human remains The politics of uncertainty
Conclusions 4 Political Accidents: Rumours, death and the politics of
uncertainty The death of Solomon Mujuru Factionalism, rivalries and murky
business dealings The inquest A particular kind of death Conclusions 5
Precarious Possession: Rotina Mavhunga, politics and the uncertainties of
mediumship Rotina Mavhunga - the diesel n'anga Precarious occupation 6 Mai
Melissa: Towards the alterity of spirit and the incompleteness of death
Towards the alterity of spirit Conclusions 7 After Mugabe Burying Bob
Conclusions Bodies and spirits, change and continuity AIDS, cholera, Congo,
prisons, Chiadzwa, diaspora, FTLR, and charismatic Pentecostalisms New
directions for liberation heritage Ambuya Nehanda returns? Exhuming Bob?
The politics of the dead in Zimbabwe The power of uncertainty Sources and
structure of the book 1 Liberation Heritage: Bones and the politics of
commemoration The burial of Gift Tandare Heritage and commemoration
Heritage and commemoration in Zimbabwe Liberation heritage Unsettling Bones
2 Bones & Tortured Bodies: Corporealities of violence and post-violence
Resurfacing bones Emotive materiality, affective presence and transforming
materials Tortured bodies Towards 'healing' and 'reconciliation' during the
GNU 2009-2013 Conclusions 3 Chibondo: Exhumations, uncertainty and the
excessivity of human materials The Chibondo exhumations Too 'fresh',
'intact', fleshy, leaky and stinky? The torque of materiality and the
excessive potentiality of human remains The politics of uncertainty
Conclusions 4 Political Accidents: Rumours, death and the politics of
uncertainty The death of Solomon Mujuru Factionalism, rivalries and murky
business dealings The inquest A particular kind of death Conclusions 5
Precarious Possession: Rotina Mavhunga, politics and the uncertainties of
mediumship Rotina Mavhunga - the diesel n'anga Precarious occupation 6 Mai
Melissa: Towards the alterity of spirit and the incompleteness of death
Towards the alterity of spirit Conclusions 7 After Mugabe Burying Bob
Conclusions Bodies and spirits, change and continuity AIDS, cholera, Congo,
prisons, Chiadzwa, diaspora, FTLR, and charismatic Pentecostalisms New
directions for liberation heritage Ambuya Nehanda returns? Exhuming Bob?