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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The monograph on the history and culture of the Anyuak is the result of more than five years of fieldwork (1976-1983). It is a welldocumented, detailed and passionate description of an African people's spiritual and material world, their culture and history. Myths, oral traditions, stories, maps, genealogies, records of tales, songs and other music, as well as a great number of photographs invite the reader to join in the journey through the universe of the Anyuak in order to make their own discoveries or simply to participate in the spiritual adventure.The Anyuak live on both sides of the border between South Sudan and Southwestern Ethiopia. They are relatives of the better known Shilluk, Dinka and Nuer, but have turned from cattle herders into fervent agriculturalists. The Anyuak are a highly intellectual, strong-minded and well-organised people who have created, in the middle of so-called wilderness, a centre of human civilisation. If their socio-political system is of a particular interest, their philosophy is equally fascinating: it centres on the human person and governs his or her relationship not only within human society but also with animals, earthly matters and spiritual forces. Thanks to their stubborn, almost desperate belief in the essential goodness of existence and the positive forces of life, the Anyuak have - in spite of all pressures from outside - up to now succeeded in preserving their cultural identity and maintaining their pride of being 'pure human beings'.The first four volumes of the monograph describe the sphere of the above (the sphere of transparency), the sphere of the below (the sphere of material existence, the earth) and the space between them (the sphere of human self-awareness and the period of personal existence). Volumes V and VI focus on the Anyuak village and its physical, social, judicial and political structures, and examine the lively sphere of collective experience under a forceful leadership, which embodies the community's self-awareness.Volume VII investigates the economic and material values of the Anyuak, in particular the social aspects of labour, such as solidarity, sharing within the community, and cooperation. It focuses on the daily or seasonal activities of women, men and children: in the fields; on the riverside and at home; during working hours; or while traveling, trading, and at times of rest. The text, with accompanying pictures and illustrations, highlights important aspects of agriculture; hunting and gathering; tobacco; on the making of tools, utensils and handicrafts; and on the rituals of cooking, eating, drinking, and smoking. The book ends with a chapter on art, which illustrates the Anyuak artistic self-awareness in all aspects of life.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The monograph on the history and culture of the Anyuak is the result of more than five years of fieldwork (1976-1983). It is a well-documented, detailed and passionate description of an African people's spiritual and material world, their culture and history. Myths, oral traditions, stories, maps, genealogies, records of songs and music as well as a great number of photographs invite the reader to join in the journey through the universe of the Anyuak in order to make own discoveries or simply to participate in the spiritual adventure. The Anyuak live on both sides of the border between South Sudan and South-western Ethiopia. They are relatives of the better known Shilluk, Dinka and Nuer, but have turned from cattle owners into fervent agriculturalists. The Anyuak are a highly intellectual, strong-minded and well-organised people who have created, in the middle of so-called wilderness, a centre of human civilisation. If their socio-political system is of a particular interest, their philosophy is equally fascinating: it centres on the human person and governs his or her relationship not only within human society but also with animals, earthly matters and spiritual forces. Thanks to their stubborn, almost desperate belief in the essential goodness of existence and the positive forces of life, the Anyuak have - in spite of all pressures from outside - up to now succeeded in preserving their cultural identity and maintaining their pride of being 'pure human beings'. While the first four volumes of the monograph described the sphere of the above (the sphere of transparency), the sphere of the below (the sphere of material existence, the earth) and the space between them (the sphere of human self-awareness and the period of personal existence), the fifth volume focuses on the Anyuak village and its physical and social structures and opens the wide and lively sphere of collective existence. A fundamental part of the community's socio-political organisation is the 'Sphere of Justice' as the tool which holds society together and allows it - in spite of all tensions and ruptures - to survive as one existential unity. Die Monographie über die Geschichte und Kultur der Anyuak in acht Bänden ist das Ergebnis von über fünf Jahren Feldarbeit während der Jahre 1976 bis 1983. Es handelt sich um eine gutdokumentierte, umfassende und genaue Beschreibung der spirituellen und materiellen Welt der Anyuak, einem im Südsudan lebenden Volk. Fabeln, mündliche Erzählungen, Geschichten, Karten, Genealogien, Musik- und Sprachaufnahmen sowie zahlreiche Fotos laden die Leser zu einer spannenden Entdeckungsreise in das faszinierende Universum der Anyuak ein. Der Lebensraum der Anyuak befindet sich auf beiden Seiten der Grenze zwischen dem Südsudan und Südwest-Äthiopien. Die Anyuak sind verwandt mit den bekannteren Shilluk, Dinka und Nuer, haben sich aber aus reinen Viehbesitzern zu stolzen Bauern gewandelt. Sie sind ein äusserst kluges, willensstarkes und gutorganisiertes Volk, dem es gelungen ist, inmitten der sogenannten Wildnis einen Ort menschlicher Zivilisation zu schaffen. Genauso wie ihr soziopolitisches System von besonderem Interesse ist, so ist auch ihre Philosophie faszinierend: sie gründet auf den Menschen und ihren vielfältigen Beziehungen zur Natur, zu wilden Tieren, zur Umwelt wie auch zu geistigen, bedrohlichen Kräften. Dank ihres starken, beinahe verzweifelten Glaubens an das essentiell Gute des Daseins und die positiven Kräfte des Lebens ist es den Anyuak - allen äusseren Widrigkeiten zum Trotz - bis anhin gelungen, sich ihre kulturelle Identität und ihren Stolz auf ihr 'reines Mensch-Sein', zu bewahren. Die beiden ersten vier Bände der Monographie über die Anyuak beschreiben die drei Lebensräume in der Wahrnehmung des Menschen: den Himmel mit seinen geistigen Kräften (die Sphäre oben / Band I), die Erde mit ihren irdischen Kräften (die Sphäre unten / Band II) und den dazwischen liegenden Raum des menschlichen Bewusstseins, wo sich der Mensch als essentiell andersartig erkennt, sich seine eigene Zivilisation aufbaut und seine Identität gegen alle zerstörerischen Kräfte zu verteidigen sucht (Bände III und IV). Der fünfte Band befasst sich nun mit dem alltäglichen Leben in der Gemeinschaft, beschreibt den physischen Lebensraum der Dorfbewohner, beleuchtet die vielschichtigen Strukturen der Gesellschaft und erklärt das soziale Selbstverständnis der Menschen. Tragender Teil der sozialen und politischen Organisation ist dabei das starke Rechtssystem, welches die Gemeinschaft - trotz Spannungen und Risse - zusammenhält und ihr ein Leben in Frieden ermöglicht. …

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Oral Traditions to Modern HistoryThe monograph on the history and culture ofthe Anyuak is the result of more than fiveyears of fieldwork (1976-1983). It is a well-documenteddetailed and passionate descriptionof an African people's spiritual andmaterial world, their culture and history.Myths, oral traditions, stories, maps, genealogiesrecordings of tales, songs and musicas well as a great number of photographs invitethe reader to join in the journey throughthe universe of the Anyuak in order to maketheir own discoveries or simply to participatein the spiritual adventure.The Anyuak live on both sides of theborderbetween South Sudan and South-westernEthiopia. They are relatives of thebetter known Shilluk, Dinka and Nuer, buthave turned from cattle herders into ferventagriculturalists. The Anyuak are a highly intellectualstrong-minded and well-organisedpeople who have created, in the middleof so-called wilderness, a centre of humancivilisation. If their socio-political system isof a particular interest, their philosophy isequally fascinating: it centres on the humanperson and governs his or her relationshipnot only within human society but also withanimals, earthly matters and spiritual forces.Thanks to their stubborn, almost desperatebelief in the essential goodness of existenceand the positive forces of life, the Anyuakhave - in spite of all pressures from outsideup to now succeeded in preserving their culturalidentity and maintaining their prideof being «pure human beings».The first four volumes of the monographdescribe the sphere of the above (the sphereof transparency), the sphere of the below(the sphere of material existence, the earth)and the space between them (the sphere ofhuman self-awareness and the period of personalexistence). Volumes V and VI focus onthe Anyuak village and its physical, socialjudicial and political structures, and examinethe lively sphere of collective experienceunder a forceful leadership, which embodiesthe community's self-awareness. Volume VIIfocuses on the daily or seasonal activities ofthe Anyuak and investigates their economicand material values, in particular the socialaspects of labour, such as solidarity, sharingwithin the community and cooperation. Thebook ends with a chapter on art which illustratesthe Anyuak artistic self-awareness inall aspects of life.Volume VIII on the Anyuak History is thelast part of the monograph. The narrative inthis volume moves from mythological timesto the times of migration. It explains reasonsfor the separation from relatives and exploresthe process of settlement. The modernpart of history starts with the stories relatedby early travellers, describes the times ofslavery, the relationship between the Anyuakand their neighbours and provides documentson the impact of foreign governments and the consequences of the first and thesecondcivil wars in the Sudan. Myths, oralinformation and official records are significantdocuments for understanding the Anyuakhistorically as well as their relatives andindeed the colonial powers of the time. Anextensive bibliography on the entire monographconcludes the information providedin this volume.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorThe AuthorConradin Perner is a Swiss scholar with professionalexperience in the fields of literature, ethnography,peacebuilding and humanitarian work. He haslectured at a number of African and Europeanuniversities.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe monograph on the history and culture of the Anyuak is the result of more than five years of fieldwork (1976-1983). It is a welldocumented, detailed and passionate description of an African people s spiritual and material world.

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