Serious Youth in Sierra Leone: An Ethnography of Performance and Global Connection (Issues of Globalization:Case Studies in Contemporary Anthropology)
In 'Serious Youth in Sierra Leone,' Catherine Bolten offers an ethnographic exploration of how young people in Sierra Leone engage with performance and global connections. Part of the Issues of Globalization series, this case study in contemporary anthropology reveals the ways youth navigate cultural and social landscapes shaped by worldwide influences, highlighting their agency and adaptations in a rapidly changing world.
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This book presents an ethnographic study focused on serious youth in Sierra Leone, examining their engagement with performance and broader global connections. It forms part of the Issues of Globalization series, offering case studies in contemporary anthropology.
The work highlights how young individuals in Sierra Leone respond to and shape their environments through performative acts that link local experiences to international influences. Author Catherine Bolten draws on fieldwork to illustrate these dynamics.
By situating youth narratives within the context of globalization, the ethnography provides insights into cultural adaptations and social structures in a post-colonial setting. It emphasizes the interplay between tradition and modernity in everyday performances.
The book's approach underscores the importance of anthropological methods in understanding global interconnectedness, particularly through the lens of youth in developing regions.
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