Anthropology & Cultural Studies

Anglo-Boer War Archaeology & Ethnography

  1. Allan (T.) et al VOICES OF THE ANCESTORS, African myth, 144pp., 4to., colour illus., map, hardback, d.w., London, 1999. R200

  2. Arden (N.) AFRICAN SPIRITS SPEAK, a white woman's journey into healing tradition of the Sangoma, 255pp., paperback, Reprint, Vermont, (1996) 1999. R140

    3. Originally published as "The Spirits Speaks".

  3. [Ardouin (C.) & Arinze (E.) eds.] MUSEUMS & HISTORY IN WEST AFRICA, 182pp., illus., paperback, Washington D.C. & Oxford, 2000. R280

  4. [Behrend (H.) & Luig (U.) eds.] SPIRIT POSSESSION, modernity & power in Africa, 170pp., paperback, Oxford & Madison, etc., 1999. R98

  5. Erlmann (V.) MUSIC, MODERNITY, AND THE GLOBAL IMAGINATION, South Africa and the West, 312pp., illus., hardback, d.w., New York, 1999. R740

  6. [Hodgson (D.) ed.] RETHINKING PASTORALISM IN AFRICA, gender, culture & myth of the patriarchal pastoralist, 272pp., map, paperback, Oxford, Kampala, etc., 2000. R176

    7. Includes "Women & Men of the Khoekhoen of Southern Africa" by Andrew B.Smith & Lita Webley and "Gender, Ethnographic Myths & Conservation in a Former Namibian 'Homeland'" by Sian Sullivan.

  7. Holland (H.) AFRICAN MAGIC, traditional ideas that heal a continent, 211pp., colour illus., paperback, Johannesburg, 2001. R125

  8. Howe (S.) AFROCENTRISM, mythical pasts and imagined homes, 337pp., paperback, Reprint, London, (1998) 1999. R263

  9. Kranidis (R.) THE VICTORIAN SPINSTER AND COLONIAL EMIGRATION, contested subjects, 228pp., hardback, d.w., London, 1999. R515

  10. Legassick (M.) & Rassool (C.) SKELETONS IN THE CUPBOARD, South African museums and the trade in human remains 1907-1917, 105pp., paperback, Cape Town, 2000. R65

  11. [Marcus (E.) ed.] CRITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY NOW, unexpected contexts, shifting constituencies, changing agendas, 440pp., paperback, New Mexico, 1999. R276

  12. Maxwell (A.) COLONIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND EXHIBITIONS, representations of the "native" and the making of European identities, 243pp., illus., paperback, London, 2000. R210

  13. Mcetywa (S.) MPONDO HERITAGE, an expression of ubuntu, 99pp., illus., map, paperback, Durban, 1998. R60

  14. [Morrel (R.) ed.] CHANGING MEN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA, 356pp., illus., paperback, Pietermaritzburg, 2001. R140

    15. Includes essays by Jacklyn Cock (on guns), Joan Wardrop (on the Soweto Flying Squad), Glen Thompson (on surfing), Crispin Hemson (on African lifesavers in Durban) and Catherine Campbell (on HIV on the mines).

  15. [Nuttall (S.) & Michael (C.) eds.] SENSES OF CULTURE, South African culture studies, 559pp., illus., paperback, Cape Town, 2000. R225

    16. Includes essays by Lesley Marx, Sandra Klopper, Justin Fox and Martin Hall.

  16. [Rassool (C.) & Prosalendis (S.) eds.] RECALLING COMMUNITY IN CAPE TOWN, creating and curating the District Six Museum, 178pp., b/w & colour illus., paperback, Cape Town, 2001. R177

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