"I will not eat stone" : a women's history of colonial Asante
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"I will not eat stone" : a women's history of colonial Asante
（Social history of Africa）
Heinemann , J. Currey , D. Philip, c2000
- : Heinemann : cloth
- : Heinemann : paper
- : J. Currey : cloth
- : J. Currey : paper
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I will not eat stone : a women's history of colonial Asante
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-250) and index
内容説明・目次
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: Heinemann : paper ISBN 9780325070001
内容説明
"This long awaited and definitive work on gender in Asante during the early twentieth century provides a needed balance to emphasis on chiefship and external relations evident thus far in the historical scholarship on colonial and pre-colonial Asante. I am certainly looking forward to using this book in every possible African studies course I teach."
- Gracia Clark, Department of Anthropology, Indiana University "By bringing women into the mainstream of Asante historiography, the authors move us towards that singularly elusive goal: the realization of a comprehensive Asante social history."
- Ivor Wilks Professor Emeritus, African History Northwestern University
In an admirable collaborative effort, Jean Allman and Victoria Tashjian focus on commodity production, family labor and reproduction in colonial Asante. The authors demonstrate how broader social and economic forces - cash cropping, trade, monetization of the economy, British rule, and Christian missions - recast the terms of domestic struggle in Asante and how ordinary men and women negotiated that ever shifting landscape. By centering their analysis on women, Allman and Tashjian recover the broader history of a society whose past has largely been understood in terms of the state, political evolution, trade, and the careers of political elites. Based on the recollections of Asante women and men born during the years 1900 to 1925 and on rich archival sources, "I Will Not Eat Stone" captures the resilience and tenacity of a generation of Asante women and their struggles in defense of social and economic autonomy.
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: J. Currey : paper ISBN 9780852556412
内容説明
Uses oral testimony to give a gendered history of colonial Asante.
Focusing on conjugal production and reproduction in colonial Asante, this text seeks to understand how broader social and economic factors - cash cropping, trade, monetization of the economy, British rule and Christian missions -recast the terms of domestic struggle and how ordinary men and women negotiated an ever-shifting landscape. By centring their analysis on Asante women, the authors provide building blocks for constructing a broader social historyof a society whose past has largely been understood in terms of the state, political evolution, trade, and the careers of political elites. Based primarily upon the recollections of Asante men and women born during the years 1900to 1925, the volume reconstructs and preserves for future generations the resiliency and tenacity of a generation of Asante women and their struggles to assert and defend economic autonomy.
目次
- By way of introduction
- the world to which they were born - women's life stories and the problem of colonial chronologies
- "it's mine" and "it's ours" are not the same thing - marrying and marriage on a shifting colonial terrain
- "sika ye mogya/money is blood?" - transformations in the domestic economy of child-rearing
- "serving a man is wasted labour" - women's conjugal strategies in a world of cash and cocoa
- making proper mothers and dutiful wives - chiefs, missions and order out of chaos
- by way of closing.
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: J. Currey : cloth ISBN 9780852556917
内容説明
Focusing on conjugal production and reproduction in colonial Asante, this text seeks to understand how broader social and economic factors - cash cropping, trade, monetization of the economy, British rule and Christian missions -recast the terms of domestic struggle and how ordinary men and women negotiated an ever-shifting landscape. By centring their analysis on Asante women, the authors provide building blocks for constructing a broader social historyof a society whose past has largely been understood in terms of the state, political evolution, trade, and the careers of political elites. Based primarily upon the recollections of Asante men and women born during the years 1900to 1925, the volume reconstructs and preserves for future generations the resiliency and tenacity of a generation of Asante women and their struggles to assert and defend economic autonomy.
目次
- By way of introduction
- the world to which they were born - women's life stories and the problem of colonial chronologies
- "it's mine" and "it's ours" are not the same thing - marrying and marriage on a shifting colonial terrain
- "sika ye mogya/money is blood?" - transformations in the domestic economy of child-rearing
- "serving a man is wasted labour" - women's conjugal strategies in a world of cash and cocoa
- making proper mothers and dutiful wives - chiefs, missions and order out of chaos
- by way of closing.
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