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His topics include misfortune narratives, a typology of spirit possession, therapeutic strategies in rural Mangen, paradoxes of Africanization, and anthropology and philosophy in Africa.

Thus an artist's education can no longer shape the form and content of his work, and what different groups of modern African artists hold in common is the idea of reconnecting with the precolonial past, an attitude that pervades all classifications of African artists including those working outside the continent, as part of the perceived Africanization of their art.

In other words, increased demand rather than a change in labor fashions or primary crop explains the switch from servants to slaves and Africanization of the island.

The children resulting from this "amalgamation" of races, according to Dixon, "simply meant Africanization.

17) See Allen Isaacman, Mozambique; the Africanization of a European Institution (Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 1972).

Women and the Africanization of Taarab in Zanzibar.

Africa, Religion, and the Slave Trade It is important to realize that African Americans in this country and other places in the western hemisphere created and were the products of a process of Africanization that has largely eluded continental Africans to the present day.

The resolution of a Commission of the Methodist Church of Ghana comprising seven African and seven missionary leaders regarding the question of Africanization of Christianity is apropos.