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University of Namibia Press

Date de parution

29 août 2023

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9789991642680

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

76 Mo

Through moving life histories, Akira Takada gives the !Xun of north-central Namibia a voice in their own history. In contrast to other marginalised San minorities, the !Xun foster co-operative relationships with their neighbours, the Ovawambo and with the state. In the face of radical social changes over the past century, they have maintained traditional hunting and gathering as a backstop but also sold their skills and labour, acquired their own farms and livestock, and enriched their child-rearing practices in changing ecological conditions. Central to their identity and resilience are their kinship and naming practices which preserve their ethnic cohesion while promoting relationships with other groups. Contributing to an established literature on the San, Takada’s book will allow detailed regional comparison on the !Kung-speaking groups of northern Namibia. Charming sketches from his notebooks give an intimate view of the anthropologist in the field.

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Publié par

University of Namibia Press

Date de parution

29 août 2023

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9789991642680

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

76 Mo

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Hunters among farmers The !Xun of Ekoka

Akira Takada

Hunters among Farmers

Frontispiece: San and Ovawambo children at Ekoka. (Pencil sketch by the author).

Hunters among Farmers The !Xun of Ekoka

SECOND EDITION

Akira Takada

2022 Second Edîîon pubîsed by e Unîversîy o Namîbîa Press by arrangemen wî Kyoo Unîversîy Press and Trans PacîIc Press.

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Hendeîna Mèe Hamukanda,Bîrds în te Maangu(2015) rom e CaaogueRoots of te irst tree, Omba Ars Trus, 2019. Jîgsaw Grapîc Desîgn & Layou Davîd Barracoug MPS Ld 978-99916-42-67-3

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Hendelina Mhèe Hamukanda, Cover Artist

Hendeîna Hamukanda, known as Taama, Mèe (‘sma îngs’ în !Xun) was born în 1977 o Mara Hamuenya and Hamukanda Hamba, bo San. he mîdde cîd o Ive sîbîngs, se grew up în Omundaungîo vîage în Okongo consîuency, Oangwena regîon. Her parens moved o e remoe Ekoka vîage were ey reseed o ca î eîr ome. Wen er parens passed away ater naîona îndependence, Mèe was raîsed by er edery sîser, Marîa Hamukanda, one o e do makers. Mèe wen o Okongo Prîmary Scoo unî Grade 2 (Sub B). As a beauîu young gîr, se became a sînge moer o wo cîdren, a boy and a gîr. Wî er ardworkîng abîîy and arîs’s skîs se survîved on weavîng makaanî pam ree baskes or an încome o suppor er wo cîdren. Laer, wen Igîng or a îvîng, se was orced o do odd jobs or o beg or a pae o ood o eed erse and e cîdren. Wen îe began o ge more dîicu, se et e vîage o ook or job opporunîîes. ï seemed o become beer on e oer sîde, were se coud was coes or weny Namîbîan doars, or or an excange o tombo(radîîona Osîwambo beer), measured ou în an empy 750 m mayonnaîse boe. ïn er bae o survîve as a ardworkîng bu unempoyed arîs o naure, se me wî an edery man wo became er boyrîend. He îs a dîsabed San, a ormer veeran and a pensîoner. Today se îves wî îm as erg|a-nǁa(parner). hey ave ree gîrs and îve în Osanasîwa, a San reseemen arm în e norern par o Okongo. he auor greay apprecîaes Hendeîna Mèe Hamukanda or provîdîng e spendîd cover îmage. He was ascînaed by î a Irs sîg as î remînded îm o e beauîu andscape o Ekoka and e no so easy bu vîvacîous îe o e peope îvîng ere. Her movîng bîograpy relecs e reaîy o e !Xun îeword.

Contents

Lîs o Igures, paes, abes and cases Abbrevîaîons Foreword Preace o e second edîîon Noes on Orograpy

1. An egaîarîan socîey Among e San communîîes în Namîbîa, e !Xun ave a cose reaîonsîp wî e armîng peopes around em. 2. Pused o e margîns Lîvîng în a pura socîey, e !Xun were subjec o poweru ousîde înluences suc as e Wesern powers, mîssîonarîes and e îberaîon movemen. 3. Teîng eîr sorîes Narraîves o !Xun îe relec on înîmae reaîons wî e Ovawambo and eAkoe. 4. O growîng up în Ekoka Cîd-rearîng pracîces were afeced by cangîng and poîcîes beore and ater naîona îndependence. 5. And remaînîng !Xun he resîîence o e !Xun aows em o maînaîn, adap and reconsruc eîr îdenîy.

Appendîx Reerences Gossary ïndex

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