The Dinka of the Sudan (Case studies in cultural anthropology)
Francis Mading Deng
Written by the son of the late Paramount Chief of the Ngok Dinka, this ethnography provides a rich, well-balanced view of Dinka life in the Sudan. Always in direct contact with a hostile environment, deprivations, and troubles, the Dinka now form part of modern Sudan but remain among the least touched by modernization. Their pride and ethnocentrism are important factors in their conservatism and resistance to change. A rare view of these "Lords of Men" is provided by a writer who is both an insider and a professional researcher and interpreter.
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Year:
1972
Publisher:
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Language:
english
Pages:
174
ISBN 10:
0030855500
ISBN 13:
9780030855504
Series:
Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology
File:
PDF, 55.74 MB
IPFS:
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english, 1972
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