Beer in Africa: Drinking Spaces, States and SelvesSteven van Wolputte, Mattia Fumanti Lit, 2010 - 315 páginas This volume on beer in Africa focuses on the making and unmaking of self in the inchoate, dark, exalted and sometimes upsetting context of bars, shebeens and other formal and informal drinking occasions. Beer in Africa takes the production and consumption of fermented drinks as its point of entry to investigate how local actors deal with the ambivalent and the hazy, and how this ambiguity stands as the sine qua non of social life and daily practice. |
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Michael Power and Guinness Masculinity in Africa | 29 |
Ubuntu and the Morality of Xhosa Beer Drinking | 53 |
Beers and Bullets Beads and Bulls Drink and the Making | 79 |
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