Note: Toyin Falola and Emmanuel M. Mbah

Note: Toyin Falola and Emmanuel M. Mbah

Note: Toyin Falola and Kwame Essien

Note: Literaturangaben

Note: Literaturangaben

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Part A. The context: the intellectual world of dele jegede --1. Introduction: the artist, his nation, and his audience , Part A. The context: the intellectual world of dele jegede --1. Introduction: the artist, his nation, and his audience , Part B. "Delelogues": interviews, commentaries and reflections on dele jegede ; 3. dele jegede, a cartoonist's cartoonist: commentaries from Nigerian cartoonists , 4. dele jegede: the artist and educator: a role model and revered mentor , Part C. "Dramatizing creativity": jegede and the parody of the society ; 5. The fun of menace: four voyages around the world of Kole Omole , 6. dele jegede and the Aworerin paradigm , 7. dele jegede: on flower power and witty distortions of Nigeria's power and system failure , Part D. The lens between: dele jegede, Nigeria and the transnational space ; 8. A brush with a paradoxically poor, oil-rich nation and other critical dialogues: Nigeria, Africa, and the African diaspora in the "prism-imagination" of délé jégédé , Part E. Intellectual interventions: dele jegede and African art history ; 9. Beyond his studio practice: the African art historian in dele jegede , 10. dele jegede: portrait of the art historian as an artist , 11. Curating Africa: dele jegede and the imperative of "art" history , Part F. Bull's eye: politics, activism and creativity ; 12. dele jegede, artistic strategies and the state , 13. Sketching maladies, making meaning: dele jegede's 'scriptorium' and characterization of the Nigerian state , 14. Images of reason: jegede's cartoons in the years of waste , 15. dele jegede as an objective painterly eye , Part G. Critical nexus: activism, humanism, and leadership ; 16. A Lagosian original: preliminary notes on the speech of the street , 17. dele jegede and his enduring legacy at the University of Lagos , 18. Monumental strides and humoristic vibrations: dele jegede as president, Society of Nigerian rtists , 2. The masquerade in the marketplace: dele jegede's introspections in colors and lines , Part B. "Delelogues": interviews, commentaries and reflections on dele jegede ; 3. Dele jegede, a cartoonist's cartoonist: commentaries from Nigerian cartoonists , 4. Dele jegede: the artist and educator: a role model and revered mentor , Part C. "Dramatizing creativity": jegede and the parody of the society ; 5. The fun of menace: four voyages around the world of Kole Omole , 6. Dele jegede and the Aworerin paradigm , 7. Dele jegede: on flower power and witty distortions of Nigeria's power and system failure , Part D. The lens between: dele jegede, Nigeria and the transnational space ; 8. A brush with a paradoxically poor, oil-rich nation and other critical dialogues: Nigeria, Africa, and the African diaspora in the "prism-imagination" of délé jégédé , Part E. Intellectual interventions: dele jegede and African art history ; 9. Beyond his studio practice: the African art historian in dele jegede , 10. Dele jegede: portrait of the art historian as an artist , 11. Curating Africa: dele jegede and the imperative of "art" history , Part F. Bull's eye: politics, activism and creativity ; 12. Dele jegede, artistic strategies and the state , 13. Sketching maladies, making meaning: dele jegede's "scriptorium" and characterization of the Nigerian state , 14. Images of reason: jegede's cartoons in the years of waste , 15. Dele jegede as an objective painterly eye , Part G. Critical nexus: activism, humanism, and leadership ; 16. A Lagosian original: preliminary notes on the speech of the street , 17. Dele jegede and his enduring legacy at the university of Lagos , 18. Monumental strides and humoristic vibrations: dele jegede as president, Society of Nigerian artists

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Note: "This volume is the product of the 2011 Africa Conference at the University of Texas, the theme of which was Africa and World Politics"--Introduction , Includes bibliographical references and index , Ideologies of development in French Algeria : Saint-Simonians, manifest destiny and globalization , Islam and the politics of assimilation in French colonial Algeria , Theorizing conflict and conflict resolution in African philosophical discourse , The emergent church in Africa and the phenomenon of reverse missions , Africa's unheralded contributions to world politics , Failed state or political inspiration? , A parallel evolution : the Southern Africa Project of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights under Law, 1968-1994 , Ensuring that Africa's voice is heard in international forums in the future : the language issues involved , Strongmen and strategists : perspectivising models of conflict resolution in Chinua Achebe's Things fall apart and Anthills of the savannah , Antjie Krog's Country of my skull, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and the new South Africa , Evangelism as political protest in nineteenth century African diaspora : appraising Julia Foote's spiritual autobiography, A brand plucked from the fire , The politics of gender roles : a comparative analysis of female husbands, male daughters and sworn virgins among the Igbo of West Africa, the Nandi and Kikuyu of East Africa, and the Gheg of north Albania , African and African-Brazilian family and kinship in nineteenth-century Brazil , A global education : Cold War networks, imperial angst and the development of Tanzanian schools, 1960-1970 , Race and social islands in Kenya's urban social spaces , Zoot suiters and sapeurs : the politics of dress in the World War II era , Democratizing traditional rulership and the question of women traditional rulers : a comparison of Nigeria and South Africa

Note: Toyin Falola and Adam Paddock

Note: Toyin Falola and Adam Paddock

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Introduction : "Introducing Yemoja" , Introduction : "Introducing Yemoja" , "Nobody's mammy" : Yemayá as fierce foremother in Afro-Cuban religions , Yemayá's duck : irony, ambivalence and the effeminate-male subject in Cuban santeria , Yemayá y Ochún : queering the vernacular logics of the waters in Afro-Cuban religion , A different kind of sweetness : Yemayá in Afro-Cuban religion , Yemoja : divine mother and water goddess , Dancing aché with Yemaya in my life and in my art : an artist statement , What the water brings and takes away : the work of Maria Magdalena Campos Pons , "The sea never dies" : Yemoja, the mother-force flowing infinitely in Africana literature and cinema , A sonic portrait with photos of Salvador's Iemanjá Festival , Yemaya offering a pearl of wisdom : an artist statement , Yemoja, gender, and sexuality. Invocación/Invocation "En busca de un amante desempleado , "Nobody's mammy" : Yemayá as fierce foremother in Afro-Cuban religions , Yemayá's duck : irony, ambivalence and the effeminate-male subject in Cuban santeria , Yemayá y Ochún : queering the vernacular logics of the waters in Afro-Cuban religion , A different kind of sweetness : Yemayá in Afro-Cuban religion , Yemoja : divine mother and water goddess , Dancing aché with Yemaya in my life and in my art : an artist statement , What the water brings and takes away : the work of Maria Magdalena Campos Pons , "The sea never dies" : Yemoja, the mother-force flowing infinitely in Africana literature and cinema , A sonic portrait with photos of Salvador's Iemanjá Festival , Yemaya offering a pearl of wisdom : an artist statement

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

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Note: Toyin Falola

Note: Toyin Falola

Note: Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-223) and index , Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web

Note: "Simultaneously published in the UK by Routledge. - Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: Description based upon print version of record , Available via World Wide Web

Note: Hardback. Paper over boards

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: Paperback / softback. Trade paperback (US). Unsewn / adhesive bound

Note: Toyin Falola

Note: Hardback

Note: Toyin Falola and Bessie House-Soremekun

Note: Paperback

Note: Paperback

Note: Toyin Falola and Hetty ter Haar

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Originally published: 2007. - Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: "Bibliographic essay": pages 185-192. Includes bibliographical references and index. - Print version record , Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002.

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index , Introduction : narrating war and peace in Africa , Struggles for Independence. Wars of words: enlisting colonial languages in the fight for independence in Africa , Alternative representations of war in Africa: new times and Ethiopia news coverage of the 1935-41 Italian-Ethiopian War , All's well in the colony: newspaper coverage of the Mau Mau movement, 1952-56 , Ungendering conflicts, engendering peace. Pedagogies of pain: teaching women, war, and militarism in Africa , Women and war: a Kenyan experience , Mass rape as a weapon of war in the Eastern DRC , Mozambique: the gendered impact of warfare , Narrative strategies and visions of peace. Acting as heroic: creativity and political violence in Tuareg theater in Northern Mali , Representations of war and peace in selected works of Ben Okri , Visions of war, testaments of peace: the "burden" of Sierra Leone , The duty to remember. (Re)writing the massacre of Thiaroye , In search of lost Kabyles in Mehdi Lallaoui's La colline aux oliviers , "Lament for the casualties": the Nigerian War of 1967-70 and the poetry of John Pepper Clark-Bekederemo

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