This article looks at how the paradigm of ethnicity in Uganda has influenced the conception and perception of cultural identity, and specifically of music identity. According to the 2002 Census, Uganda counts more than 50 different peoples within its territory. For most of these, the language spoken locally and the complex of musics and dances characterize their identity. These elements are currently fostered by the Government also by promoting annually a national festival where each area presents, among other items, its own music and dance repertoires. The structure of the present school festival intends to follow historical and cultural sedimentations (identifying "regions"), but it can still be traced to the colonial classification of pe...
After the kingdoms of Uganda were abolished in 1967, the royal music and dance of Bunyoro-Kitara kin...
In many countries, multicultural citizenship has run into difficulties. The relation between immigra...
East and Southern African music has been strikingly similar since time immemorial. The music industr...
This article looks at how the paradigm of ethnicity in Uganda has influenced the conception and perc...
This article is a collaborative effort between a Ugandan scholar specialising in theatre studies and...
The arts in any form are signifying codes and means of representing splintering identity, fragmentat...
I visited many parts of Uganda, with the exception of West Nile, and almost everywhere I was struck ...
The musics of Africa play a particularly important role in expressing and forming identities. This b...
This thesis investigates the politics of representation, the construction of identity and the market...
This paper focuses on how Sub-Saharan Africans present themselves as musicians in Chemnitz, an Easte...
Ethnicity is highly politicized in northeast Africa and has been implicated in conflicts, tensions, ...
This paper focuses on how Sub-Saharan Africans present themselves as musicians in Chemnitz, an Easte...
This thesis is a study of the folklorization process in the northwestern coastal region of Esmeralda...
This dissertation is an ethnography of borders in Esmeraldas, Ecuador, a province in the southernmos...
Abstract: Music holds power; it empowers and integrates communities, transmits messages, propels a s...
After the kingdoms of Uganda were abolished in 1967, the royal music and dance of Bunyoro-Kitara kin...
In many countries, multicultural citizenship has run into difficulties. The relation between immigra...
East and Southern African music has been strikingly similar since time immemorial. The music industr...
This article looks at how the paradigm of ethnicity in Uganda has influenced the conception and perc...
This article is a collaborative effort between a Ugandan scholar specialising in theatre studies and...
The arts in any form are signifying codes and means of representing splintering identity, fragmentat...
I visited many parts of Uganda, with the exception of West Nile, and almost everywhere I was struck ...
The musics of Africa play a particularly important role in expressing and forming identities. This b...
This thesis investigates the politics of representation, the construction of identity and the market...
This paper focuses on how Sub-Saharan Africans present themselves as musicians in Chemnitz, an Easte...
Ethnicity is highly politicized in northeast Africa and has been implicated in conflicts, tensions, ...
This paper focuses on how Sub-Saharan Africans present themselves as musicians in Chemnitz, an Easte...
This thesis is a study of the folklorization process in the northwestern coastal region of Esmeralda...
This dissertation is an ethnography of borders in Esmeraldas, Ecuador, a province in the southernmos...
Abstract: Music holds power; it empowers and integrates communities, transmits messages, propels a s...
After the kingdoms of Uganda were abolished in 1967, the royal music and dance of Bunyoro-Kitara kin...
In many countries, multicultural citizenship has run into difficulties. The relation between immigra...
East and Southern African music has been strikingly similar since time immemorial. The music industr...