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Margins of Difference: A Study of the Collapse and Restoration of the Kekana Chiefdom Under the Ruleto threaten the local body politic. This chapter recognizes the human corpse as the source of powerful social symbolism, and explores the cause and effect of dismemberment and anthropophagy. Transitioning from the colonial corpse of the Boer to the African corpse, this study traces the physical and

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The Politics of Absence: The Longue Durée of State–Peasant Interactions in the Siin (Senegal), 1850srrogate the mutual constitution of “the State” and subject populations, and, more broadly, the nature and historicity of colonial power in Senegal. It seeks to elucidate the workings, limitations, and ambiguity of state practices and political authority in relation to African communities’ capacity t

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African Archaeologies in Transition: Hybrid Knowledge of Colonial Pastsy articulated through three key themes: 1) Artifactual agencies; 2) Conflicting times, histories, and memories; and 3) how explicitly African theories of the political might spark a rethinking for models of sovereignty in the social sciences.

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Book 2015conceptual inspiration with robust fieldwork. The chapters target a variety of cultural,historical, and colonial settings. They are driven by a plurality of perspectives, but they are bound by a shared commitment to postcolonial, critical, and material culture theories. .While this book focuses on w

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