Performing Africa
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Performing Africa

by Paulla A. Ebron

Cultural Studies Anthropology Performance
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An ethnographic study of performance practices and their significance in African cultural contexts.

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Performing Africa examines the role of performance in shaping cultural identity.

The book draws on ethnographic research to explore how traditions are enacted and interpreted.

It considers the intersections of music, dance, and storytelling within African societies.

Readers gain insight into the dynamic relationship between performance and social meaning.

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