10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MANJACO»
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manjaco in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
manjaco and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Anthropology and Egalitarianism: Ethnographic Encounters ...
Meanwhile, further up river in Sedhiou, the sergeant of the garrison of native
troops was a Manjaco. In 1849, characterizing the “rivers of Guinea” as a whole,
the intrepid trader and amateur geographer Bertrand-Bocande noted that
Manjaco ...
2
Images and Empires: Visuality in Colonial and Postcolonial ...
the Manjaco were perhaps both the most studied and the least subordinated of
Guinea's subjects.3 They were considered to be the most politically stratified and
centralized of coastal wet-rice farming "animists" (as opposed to the Muslim Fula
...
Paul Stuart Landau, Deborah D. Kaspin, 2002
3
Armazenamento Tradicional na Guiné-Bissau.
BRITO, E. - A poligamia e a natalidade entre os grupos étnicos Manjaco, Balanta
e Brame. (Seu paralelo com os dados apurados pelo coronel-médico Jamot
relativamente ao povo Mossi), B.C.G.P., Bissau, vol.7, n° 25, pp. 161-179, 1952.
Oliveira, Havik, Schiefer
4
Shrines of the Slave Trade : Diola Religion and Society in ...
In this groundbreaking work, Robert Baum seeks to reconstruct the religious and social history of the Diola communities in southern Senegal during the precolonial era, when the Atlantic slave trade was at its height.
Robert M. Baum Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Iowa State University, 1999
5
Deep Roots: Rice Farmers in West Africa and the African Diaspora
Lauer depicted Manjaco rice fields as poorer in quality than rice fields found
further north among the Floup—what Portuguese traders such as André Alvares
de Álmada called the Jola, whose villages stretch along the mouth of the
Casamance ...
Edda L. Fields-Black, 2008
6
"A Contested Sight/site": British Constructions of Ceylon in ...
and the Portuguese colonials "copied each other's bodies to visualize
themselves" (294) juxtaposes the actions of Miereles, the Portuguese colonial
administrator who recorded the torso scarring of Manjaco women of Guinea-
Bissau as ...
Kanchanakesi Channa Prajapati Warnapala, 2008
7
Boletim cultural da Guiné Portuguesa
Prosseguindo no programa de promoção social, económico e cultural do «chão
manjaco>, têm vindo a processar-se inúmeras inaugurações em terras de
Cacheu. Em Bassarel, o Governador da Província, presidiu aos actos
inaugurativos de ...
8
Tired of Weeping: Mother Love, Child Death, and Poverty in ...
According to Eric Gable (1995:244–45), his Manjaco interlocutors emphasize
their own role as agents and enforcers of spirits. Nonetheless, the spirits could be
tricky, unpredictable, and even evil. Gable (1997) describes how a Manjaco ...
Jonina Einarsdottir, 2005
9
Historical Dictionary of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau
“Récrit de migration entre les Nalou de Cubucaré.” In Migrations anciènnes et
peuplement actuel des côtes guinéennes. Edited by Gérald Gaillard, 403–12.
Paris: L'Harmattan, 2000. Gable, Eric. “Appropriate Bodies: Portuguese and
Manjaco ...
Peter Karibe Mendy, Lobban Jr., 2013
10
Dicionário de percussão
"Tambor" usado em funerais e para mensagem de sinais usado pela tribo '
Manjaco', sem maiores referências (Africa). bomba m Idiof. perc. - "Tambor de
madeira" (1) feito de cilindro de bambu (Bambusa vul- garis) com cerca de 17"
de ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MANJACO»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
manjaco is used in the context of the following news items.
O depósito da História
Ao rumar a norte para Cacheu chegamos a chão manjaco - onde os portugueses aportaram pela primeira vez, em 1446. Na fortaleza, ou melhor, no fortim ... «Expresso, Sep 15»
Ser mulher é difícil mas também é bom
Sou a presidente da Associação Dja Guimabilar [ “nós fazemos” em manjaco, uma das mais de 30 línguas faladas na Guiné-Bissau]. Somos nove mulheres e ... «Público.pt, Jul 15»
Radios comunitarias y procesos de re-creación de la ciudadanía …
... nacionales predominantes (balanta, fula, mandinga, manjaco y papel) y permite la participación de la comunidad y de los decisores locales y tradicionales. «Rebelión, Sep 14»
Map of human genetic history: An ancient mystery answered, maybe
... Fulani, Yoruba of Nigeria; Cabinda of Angola; Papel, Manjaco, Djola, Felupes of Guniea-Bisseau; Wolof of Senegal, or the East African Kikuyu of Kenya; Yao, ... «Tech Times, Feb 14»
Cabral at 90: Unity and struggle continue in Africa
... Manjaco, Mandinga, Baiote, Beafada, Saracole, Mancanha, Bijago, Sosso. He believed that whilst there were economic, social and cultural differences among ... «Patriotic Vanguard, Jan 14»
Chinese project to link Bissau by motorway to other West African …
... and Chinese technicians were now awaited to start installing the equipment on the Bijagós archipelago and the islands within the mainland, in Chão Manjaco, ... «Macauhub, Nov 12»
Festa da boa, é no Gamboa
Em outras palavras, que somos todos família em Cabo Verde, da peixeira ao taxista, do badiu ao sampadjudo ( etnias locais), do manjaco (nome de um tribo ... «RDB - www.ruadebaixo.com, Jun 10»
West Africa: Hustling is Not Stealing: Stories of an African Bar Girl
When Hawa uses a shorthand, "he said this and that" to describe a gossip session, I recall the same locution in the Manjaco I learned in Guinea-Bissau. «AllAfrica.com, Jan 05»
