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Preface | 7 | |
General Introduction | 15 | |
The Nuba of Liri: some major changes | 16 | |
Developments producing change | 18 | |
Differentiated change | 20 | |
The Nuba within a wider social field | 20 | |
The emergence of new economic opportunities | 22 | |
Dynamics of change among the Lafofa | 24 | |
An analytical outline | 25 | |
Fieldwork and methodology | 30 | |
The organization of this book | 31 | |
1 | The Liri Region: Some Historical Trends | 34 |
The Liri region | 34 | |
Settlement processes | 40 | |
Establishing administrative structures | 47 | |
The Nuba-Arab distinction | 51 | |
Relations in the economic field | 55 | |
2 | The Hill People | 64 |
Lafofa as a cultural tradition | 64 | |
Basic elements of social organization | 65 | |
Social organization and the agricultural system | 70 | |
The ritual cycle and agriculture | 71 | |
3 | Contemporary Lafofa Society | 78 |
Some major socio-cultural changes | 78 | |
The new importance of marriage | 79 | |
Marriage customs and relations between groups | 83 | |
Wrestling in a contemporary context | 84 | |
New ritual leaders | 85 | |
Succession to office | 87 | |
Changes in economic life | 88 | |
Continuity and change in the matrilineal system | 91 | |
The contemporary pattern | 96 | |
4 | Variations in Adaptive Strategies | 97 |
Growing commercialization of the economy | 97 | |
Wage labour | 98 | |
Adaptive variation among units | 100 | |
Changes in the productive role of men and women | 108 | |
The needs of the household | 109 | |
Changing relations within the household | 110 | |
Changes in access to land and labour | 112 | |
5 | Economic Effects of Adaptive Choices | 114 |
Economic performance | 114 | |
The importance of mobilizing labour | 115 | |
Increasing cost of labour | 115 | |
Some implications | 120 | |
Alternative investment opportunities | 122 | |
Limits to economic growth | 123 | |
6 | Participating in a Plural Region: Some Implications | 126 |
Major themes defining plurality in Liri | 126 | |
Plurality as part of an interactional game | 130 | |
How the Lafofa participate in the plural region | 130 | |
The changing meaning of signs | 136 | |
Local cultivation and labour mobilization | 136 | |
Changes in the Lafofa use of beer | 141 | |
7 | Maintenance and Change of Lafofa Cultural Traditions | 145 |
Matriliny and change | 145 | |
From descent to kinship | 146 | |
Transition ceremonies as identity markers | 146 | |
The new meaning of wrestling | 148 | |
The significance of new ritual forms | 149 | |
Theoretical considerations | 150 | |
Glossary | 156 | |
Bibliography | 160 | |
Index | 172 |
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