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Politics, Christianity and Society in Malawi Essays in Honour of John Mccracken.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oxford :
MZUNI Press,
2020.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Copyright page
- Title page
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: John McCracken and Malawi's History
- John McCracken: An Africanist to Remember
- John McCracken: an Historian to Remember
- Kenneth John McCracken: A Malawianist to Remember
- Introduction
- The Man and his Career
- Academic Career in Africa and Britain
- Collaboration with other Africanist Scholars
- Interpretation of Malawi's Historical Experience
- Legacy
- John McCracken and the Development of Malawian Historiography, 1964
- 2017
- Introduction
- Shaping New Areas of Research
- Missionary Factor
- Development and the Impact of Nationalism
- African Production Systems
- Coercion, Control and Resistance
- Ecological Changes, Economy and Society
- Interrogating the Master Narrative
- Passion for Documentation of Malawi's History
- Conclusion
- Medicine, Politics and Christian Networks: John McCracken and the Historiography of Medicine in Malawi
- Historians, Medicine and Politics in Malawi
- Mobilities and Medical Networks in Malawi and the Empire
- The Development of Malawian Church Historiography
- Recording and Publishing the Events
- Early Academic Studies of Malawian Church History
- Establishing the Structures
- Postgraduate Programmes at Chancellor College
- Church History Writing at Mzuzu University
- State of Church History Writing in Malawi
- State Power and African Agency: Peasants' Food Production in Early Colonial Malawi, 1891-1920
- Introduction
- Colonial Incursion and Peasant Food Production, 1891
- 1907
- Agricultural Department and Peasants Food Production, 1908
- 1910
- Food Production and Marketing Regulatory Policies, 1911-1920
- Conclusion
- Africa Is an Education"": Vernacular Language and the Missionary Encounter in Nineteenth-Century Malawi
- Language Ideologies
- Africa is an Education
- Translation Trouble
- Conclusion
- Mothercraft in the DRCM: Mthenga Newspaper, Missionary Wives and African Women, 1923
- 1934
- Introduction
- The DRCM and Mthenga in Historical Context
- The Introduction of a Women's Page in Mthenga
- Locating Missionary Women in Historical Context
- Mothercraft: The Labour of Missionary Women
- Colonial State Manipulation of African Motherhood in the DRCM
- Missionary Women: Friends of African Women?
- Conclusion
- They were Kept Outside but their Interest was Inside"": an Examination of the Role of African Women in the Construction of Social Identities in Colonial Malawi
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Missionaries' Representation of African Women
- Native Associations, Colonial Government and African Women
- Conclusion
- The Contested Legacy of Malawi's Decolonization Process, 1944-1994
- Introduction
- Unmasking the Decolonization Movement
- The Youth: Roles and Experiences
- Women: Independence Struggle and After