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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…
Cameroon Studies, Development Studies, Ethnographic Film

Q&A on Something New in Old Town

October 4, 20200Comments
The Q&A of Something New in Old Town hosted by Deep in the Heart Film Festival and Waco Cultural Arts Festival in discussion with filmmaker,…
Cameroon Studies, Development Studies, Ethnographic Film

Extended Preview for Something New in Old Town

October 2, 20200Comments
[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwF09PpZs5M[/embedyt] Extended Preview for Something New in Old Town. To learn more about this film and where to purchase it, visit: www.bonestudios.org For personal viewing,…
Book Reviews, Cameroon Studies, Grassfields Studies

Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd – A Review

April 22, 20202Comments
Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd by Francis B. Nyamnjoh is a deeply infused treatise that aims to exorcise a hegemonic spell, occasioned by the ready-made…
Book Reviews, Cameroon Studies, Historical Studies

The Lion and his Pride: A Review

April 7, 20201Comment
A review of The Lion and his Pride: The Politics of Commemoration in Cameroon by Kathrin Tiewa
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.

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