Asen, ancestors, and vodun tracing change in african art.
Material type:
- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0-252-03255-1
- 978-0-252-03255-4
Contents:
A note on orthography -- Introduction -- Vodun, sacrifice, and the sinuka -- The invention of ancestral asen -- The Hountondji family of Smiths and Dahomean royal patronage -- From tourist to sacred: colonial culture and the creation of traditions -- Messages of power: asen tableau to the early twentieth century -- Mixed messages and migrating meanings -- Death and the culture wars: the 1990s.
Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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book | Library of Ethnosociology & Ethnohistory | 118.199 ASE | Available | 3709430-10 |
A note on orthography -- Introduction -- Vodun, sacrifice, and the sinuka -- The invention of ancestral asen -- The Hountondji family of Smiths and Dahomean royal patronage -- From tourist to sacred: colonial culture and the creation of traditions -- Messages of power: asen tableau to the early twentieth century -- Mixed messages and migrating meanings -- Death and the culture wars: the 1990s.