The scattering time : Turkana responses to colonial rule
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The scattering time : Turkana responses to colonial rule
（Oxford studies in African affairs）
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This is the first full study of the Turkana people of north-western Kenya and their armed resistance of the Turkana people of north-western Kenya to British colonial administration in the early twentieth century. From their first encounters with the colonial vanguard in the 1890s to the final surrender of the Great Diviner, Loolel Kokoi, in 1926, the Turkana resisted imperial conquest. Even after the imposition of colonial rule, they continued to oppose the
administration through a variety of strategies.
John Lamphear explores their responses to European colonialism and examines the nature of their resistance, making extensive use of oral sources, as well as archival and published material. His analysis takes full account of the military history of the period, and addresses the fundamental question of why some African societies met the European advance with armed resistance while others did not. In doing so, he makes an important contribution to the historiography of the imperial conquest of
Kenya.
目次
- The Turkana and Eturkan
- the people of blood and the people of water - the rise of Turkana diviners in the later 19th century
- the vulture from the sky
- "let no man grasp my arm" - the establishment of British administration in the south, 1903-1913
- "those with angry bowels" - developments in northern Eturkan 1903-1913
- apumpum - "the time of gunfire"
- "the war of Apara and the war of Kokbi" - the escalation of Turkana resistance to the end of 1917
- apetaret - "the scattering"
- the time of engolekume - the administration of Turkana district 1919-1923
- the time of the white bone
- conclusion - a military analysis
- appendix.
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