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A newly designed, very affordable one-volume edition of this definitive work on the traditional rituals of Africa, containing more than half the magnificent photographs that were in the original edition plus new images that will focus fresh attention on specific ceremonies. Many of these rituals are vanishing; never have they been portrayed with the intimacy and skill that Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher bring to this glorious book. The book is accompanied by an audio CD of African ceremonies.
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African Ceremonies: 2009 Wall Calendar
July 1, 2008, Universe Publishing
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0789317265 9780789317261
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African Ceremonies
November 1, 1999, Harry N. Abrams
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Table of Contents
v. 1. African childhood
Krobo coming of age (Ghana)
Taneka initiation (Benin)
Maasai circumcision (Kenya)
Ndebele womanhood (South Africa)
Bassari age passages (Senegal)
Maasai warriorhood (Kenya, Tanzania)
Surma courtship (Ethiopia)
Wodaabe charm dances (Niger)
Swazi reed dance (Swaziland)
Berber brides (Morocco)
Hassania veil dance (Morocco)
Rashaida wedding (Eritrea)
Swahili brides (Kenya)
Tuareg marriage (Niger)
Ndebele nuptials (South Africa)
Zulu wedding (South Africa)
Himba marriage (Namibia)
Brides of Africa
The Emir's court (Nigeria)
Baganda coronation (Uganda)
Ashanti royal gold (Ghana)
v. 2. Dinka cattle camp (Sudan)
Omo rituals (Ethiopia)
Fulani cattle crossing (Mali)
Bedik planting rites (Senegal)
Ewe yam blessing (Ghana)
Kassena harvest rituals (Ghana)
Bobo bush masks (Burkina Faso)
Fon spirit masks (Benin)
Yoruba masquerade (Benin, Nigeria)
Ndebele house painting (South Africa)
Soothsayers and diviners (Ivory Coast, Kenya, Niger, Benin)
Priests and priestesses (Togo, Ghana)
Vodou (Togo, Ghana)
Himba healing (Namibia)
Tuareg Muslim festival (Niger)
Spirits & ancestors
Surma burial rites (Ethopia)
Dogon Dama funeral (Mali)
Senufo spirit masks (Ivory Coast)
Egungun masquerade (Benin, Nigeria)
Ga fantasy coffins (Ghana).
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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