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The reinvention of `tradition' and `culture' in the modern Ngoni Nc'wala ceremony.

By: Auslander, Mark.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : University of Zambia, 1989Subject(s): Culture -- study and teaching -- Culture -- study and teaching | Nc'wala ceremony -- Zambia. -- Nc'wala ceremony -- ZambiaSummary: The paper attempts to address and expand the cultural questions about the Nc'wala ceremony. The arguement being that the modern traditional ceremony can not be reduced either to tip-down or bottom-up perspecives.

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Book	Main Library Special collections	ZAMB DT 3058.N54 LUK 1992 (Browse shelf)	C.1	Available		33729005422451

The paper attempts to address and expand the cultural questions about the Nc'wala ceremony. The arguement being that the modern traditional ceremony can not be reduced either to tip-down or bottom-up perspecives.

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The reinvention of `tradition' and `culture' in the modern Ngoni Nc'wala ceremony.

By: Auslander, Mark.