Empires, Nations, and Natives. Anthropology and State
... address them. Yet the tragic irony that Lebovics addresses in this book is a simple one. Centuries of colonial domination did not open the eyes of imperialists to the cultural diversity of the peoples they governed, quite the reverse: imperialist nations typically imposed exclusionary forms of gover ...
... address them. Yet the tragic irony that Lebovics addresses in this book is a simple one. Centuries of colonial domination did not open the eyes of imperialists to the cultural diversity of the peoples they governed, quite the reverse: imperialist nations typically imposed exclusionary forms of gover ...
Discovering the Ancient Kingdoms of Africa
... You will learn to develop the skills that anthropologists and historians must have as you work together with a team of researchers on one assigned kingdom in ancient and medieval Africa. As a group, you must conduct research on the following areas (listed below), while responding to content-specific ...
... You will learn to develop the skills that anthropologists and historians must have as you work together with a team of researchers on one assigned kingdom in ancient and medieval Africa. As a group, you must conduct research on the following areas (listed below), while responding to content-specific ...
I am the Subject of the King of Congo
... for their own ideas. As the Kongolese understood it, the character of the founder formed a charter for the proper governance of the state. In some versions of the story, the founder was described as a conqueror. Such kings exercised absolute power and could not be controlled by society; they could a ...
... for their own ideas. As the Kongolese understood it, the character of the founder formed a charter for the proper governance of the state. In some versions of the story, the founder was described as a conqueror. Such kings exercised absolute power and could not be controlled by society; they could a ...
