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Brian MorrisFirst comprehensive study of the environmental history of Southern Malawi.Draws on a wide range of data: literary, ethnographic and archival.Offers a detailed history of the region from the nineteenth

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Conclusion,tory of life on earth, has led some academic philosophers to suggest, in nihilistic fashion, that the world is inherently hostile to humans, that it is not a home and that it has no meaning for humans.

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Herkommen und Verschwinden von Gesellschaft,he ‘dialectic’ between ‘cyclical time’ (as reflected in agricultural production) and the ‘a(chǎn)rrow of time’ (as reflected in unique events)—as the Malawian scholar Elias Mandala extols—but also to view time as a historical process. To this end Morris gives an illuminating account of the history of the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02194-0 the region was once dominated by a single ‘empire’—the Kalonga state—which later fragmented into a decentralized polity of autonomous ethnic communities. To the contrary, he emphasizes the importance of the many chiefdoms or petty states that emerged in the nineteenth century, focussed around the i

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,Zahlen, Zahlenverh?ltnisse, Zahlensucht,Morris highlights the dilemmas of the colonial state with respect to its economic strategies, namely whether to encourage the supply of labour to the South African mines (simply making the protectorate a ‘labour reserve’), or peasant agriculture, or a plantation economy. Morris contends that the col