Titlebook: Gendered Modernities; Ethnographic Perspec Dorothy L. Hodgson (associate professor of anthrop Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of N

Institution

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978-0-312-24013-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2001

GILD

Dorothy L. Hodgson (associate professor of anthrop

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Coffee Culture, Crisis, and Adaptation,ate economy. Young elite women raised during the 1970s and early 1980s oil boom with the expectation of at least limited hypergamy and an attendant bourgeois lifestyle now found themselves stigmatized by their seniors, peers, and the Nigerian press as “acadas” (academic women) or “fertilizer girls”

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John T. Tanacredi,Sixto Portillad in Maradi was a song. Of course one receives many gifts as a researcher: eggs, soap, chickens, taxi fare, cloth. One struggles mightily to ascertain what sorts of gifts might be appropriate to give in return. In this chapter I would like to return a gift commensurate with the kind of wealth that w

Irascible

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The Strength in the Song: Muslim Personhood, Audible Capital, and Hausa Women’s Performance of the Hd in Maradi was a song. Of course one receives many gifts as a researcher: eggs, soap, chickens, taxi fare, cloth. One struggles mightily to ascertain what sorts of gifts might be appropriate to give in return. In this chapter I would like to return a gift commensurate with the kind of wealth that w

RACE

Inordinate

Introductiontifying. Its power of “creative destruction” (Harvey 1989:16), destroying the old to build the new, has been a deeply ambivalent and contradictory process, a dilemma aptly summarized by the elder Maasai man.