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Anthropology of Religion, Book Reviews, Cameroon Studies, Gender Studies, Historical Studies

Faith, Power and Family by Charlotte Walker-Said: A Review

May 5, 20210Comments
In Faith, Power and Family, Walker-Said details Christianity’s role in reconfiguring African marriage and family-building among French Cameroonians in the southern forest, coastal zones and…
Anthropology of Religion, Book Reviews, Grassfields Studies

The Cultural Diffusion and Analysis of a Symbol Complex

May 11, 20201Comment
In his book, Lela in Bali: History through Ceremony in Cameroon (2006), anthropologist, Richard Fardon contends that Lela could be understood as a “barometer of…
Anthropology of Religion, Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Grassfields Studies, Historical Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics, Political Anthropology

A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria

March 25, 20208Comments
A Bibliography of Published Literature on the Bali Chamba of Cameroon & Nigeria, arranged thematically and by discipline.
Anthropology of Religion, Gender Studies

The Belief in Multiple Souls

October 1, 20187Comments
It’s a given in most, if not all religious world views that humans have “a” soul – a non-physical entity that accounts for our very…
Anthropology of Religion, Cameroon Studies, Gender Studies, Grassfields Studies, Languages & Ethnolinguistics

A Tribute to the Rev Dr. James Nsokika

August 19, 20130Comments
I recently learnt of the passing into eternity of the Rev Dr. James Nsokika, a servant of the Lord who harnessed his numerous talents in…
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