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Ethnologie/Anthropologie
Mette Bovin
Nomads Who Cultivate Beauty.
Woɗaaɓe Dances and Visual Arts in Niger
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet. Uppsala, Sweden. 2001. 110 p.
List of illustrations
- Photo 2. Cave painting, reproduced from Fabrizio Mori, The Great Civilisations of the Ancient Sahara, “L'Erma” di Bretschneider, Rome 1998 (p. 225).
- Photo 8. Gorjo ɓii Rima
- Photo 12. Patrick Paris
- Photos 19-20. Preben Delholm/Rógvi Johansen, Moesgard Museume©
- Photo 47. Marguerite Dupire
- Photo 48. Yacoubou Photoma
- Photo 69. Kristín Loftsdóttir
- Photo 70. Bango ɓii Sabbabbi
- Photo 71. Jakob Bovin
The other 64 photos are taken by the author (including the front and back cover photos).
Maps
- Map 1. The Fulɓe people live in eighteen countries in West and Central Africa.
- Map 2. The Woɗaaɓe subgroup distribution in West Africa.
- Map 3. Migrations of the Woɗaaɓe subclan Siiganko'en between 1968 and 2000.
Drawings
- Drawings 1-4 are from Maïné-Soroa and Garawa, Niger, of the moosi dance, the girl Amina Somey falling into a trance, by Mette Bovin 1968.
- Drawing 5. Woɗaaɓe in the big landscape with their animals, by Mette Bovin 1985. “Musa's dream”.