Titlebook: British Colonial Realism in Africa; Inalienable Objects, Deborah Shapple Spillman Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Introduction: Reading Colonial Realism,d a troubling scene that would later return to haunt him. Fixing his acquisitive gaze on an elaborately ornamented article of traditional Xhosa leatherwork worn below the waist, Joest repeatedly tried and failed to purchase a particularly desirable exemplar from an elder member of the community. Six

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,Taking Objects for Origins: Victorian Ethnography and Conrad’s ,,l Museum several years ago produces a rather uncanny sensation for the museum’s visitors. After all, museums are generally thought of as places for people to look at objects rather than for objects to look at, and appear to take notes on, people. Peering curiously from its glass display cabinet at t

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Realism and Realia in Colonial Southern Africa,lict between African and European residents that rivaled the atrocities Conrad, Kingsley, and Blyden observed in Central and Western Africa. Southern Africa underwent an exceptionally rapid and excessively violent development in the second half of the nineteenth century, following its emergence with

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,Artful Tales and Indigenous Arts in Olive Schreiner’s ,,einer. Whether considered residual traces of a Paleolithic human prehistory, works of art or ornamentation, functional signage, or objects of anthropological inquiry, these images stirred debates over how to regard them and, by extension, the land on which they rested. Painted or chiseled upon the r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-29782-8beads.. Voicing the familiar concern of nineteenth-century salvage ethnographers over the loss of an idealized authenticity, Joest, with a degree of preemptive nostalgia, anticipates the day when “all originality will be lost.. The autochthony of African artifacts – whether identified by their desig

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