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Onions Make Us Cry
Onions Make Us Cry, an absolutely fascinating, unusual play. The playwright dares to create a fresh style with poetic dialogues and a brilliant use of metaphors!
Holy Night
IT IS CHRISTMAS EVE . EIGHT BOMBS HAVE GONE OFF.VETERAN MOURNS THE DEATH OF HIS GOLDFISH WHILE HE WAITS FOR HIS FAMILY TO RETURN HOME. HE TELLS HIS STORIES TO IBRAHIM, WHO HAS BEEN INJURED ANDSITS AT HIS DOOR STEP, WHO ALSO, HAS NEVER SEEN THE SUN. SOMEWHERE ELSE, FIVE STRANGERS WHO ARE TRAPPED IN A BUTCHER'S SHOP SHARE THEIR DEEPEST SECRETS INTO THE COLD DARK NIGHT
Material Culture in Transit
Material Culture in Transit: Theory and Practice constellates curators and scholars actively working with material culture within academic and museal institutions through theory and practice. The rich collection of essays critically addresses the multivalent ways in which mobility reshapes the characteristics of artefacts, specifically under prevailing issues of representation and colonial liabilities. The volume attests to material culture as central to understanding the repercussions of problematic histories and proposes novel ways to address them. It offers valuable reading for scholars of anthropology, museum studies, history and others with an interest in material culture.
Onions Make Us Cry
Onions Make Us Cry, an absolutely fascinating unusual play. The playwright dares to create a fresh style with poetic dialogues and a brilliant use of metaphors!
Onions Make Us Cry
Onions Make Us Cry, an absolutely fascinating, unusual play. The playwright dares to create a fresh style with poetic dialogues and a brilliant use of metaphors!
African Theatre
Compelling inside views of what characterises opera and music theatre in African and African diasporic contexts.
Alive
Leben hat viele Formen und ist vielfältig verflochten. Das Buch macht die Koexistenz verschiedener Wesen und Welten anhand von Dingen, Geschichten und Kunstwerken sichtbar. Es zeigt, dass die Mitwelt in vielen Regionen der Erde lebendig und aktiv erfahren wird: Berge und Flüsse sind nicht nur Ressource oder Kulisse, sondern wirkmächtige Quellen des Lebens; Pflanzen und Tiere sind nicht allein Nahrung, sondern Gefährten; Ahnen und Geistwesen beeinflussen den lebendigen Alltag. So verstanden, vermitteln lokale Perspektiven und alternative Formen des Miteinanders Wege in gemeinsame Zukünfte. Eine Vielfalt internationaler Autor*innen erzählt hier Geschichten von Geflechten des Lebendigen, die empathisch und informiert dazu einladen, unsere Beziehungen zur Mitwelt zu überdenken und neu zu knüpfen.
Holy Night
IT IS CHRISTMAS EVE . EIGHT BOMBS HAVE GONE OFF.VETERAN MOURNS THE DEATH OF HIS GOLDFISH WHILE HE WAITS FOR HIS FAMILY TO RETURN HOME. HE TELLS HIS STORIES TO IBRAHIM,WHO HAS BEEN INJURED ANDSITS AT HIS DOOR STEP, WHO ALSO, HAS NEVER SEEN THE SUN. SOMEWHERE ELSE, FIVE STRANGERS WHO ARE TRAPPED IN A BUTCHERS SHOP SHARE THEIR DEEPEST SECRETS INTO THE COLD DARK NIGHT
Queer Objects to the Rescue
Examines forms of intimate citizenship that have emerged in relation to growing anti-homosexual violence in Kenya. Campaigns calling on police and citizens to purge their countries of homosexuality have taken hold across the world. But the "homosexual threat" they claim to be addressing is not always easy to identify. To make that threat visible, leaders, media, and civil society groups have deployed certain objects as signifiers of queerness. In Kenya, for example, bead necklaces, plastics, and even diapers have come to represent the danger posed by homosexual behavior to an essentially "virile" construction of national masculinity. In Queer Objects tothe Rescue, George Paul Meiu explores o...
Poems for a Century
In 2010, billions of naira were spent to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Nigeria's independence since 1960. More naira are to be spent in 2014 to commemorate the centenary marking the nation's birth in 1914 from an amalgamation of diverse group of peoples, languages, cultures and expectations. As the conscience of the nation, writers are calling for a deeper introspection. A hundred years after unification, the most populous African nation has oscillated from being great to being fickle, from colony to independence and dependency, from peace to war to ungraceful insecurity, from military dictatorship to civilian oppression and profligacy and much more of the many contradictions of a comple...
