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_aIntermediaries, interpreters, and clerks : _bAfrican employees in the making of colonial Africa / _cedited by Benjamin N. Lawrance, Emily Lynn Osborn, and Richard L. Roberts. |
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_aMadison, Wisconsin : _bUniversity of Wisconsin Press, _c(c)2006. |
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_aAcknowledgments; Introduction: African Intermediaries and the "Bargain" of Collaboration -- _tBenjamin N. Lawrence, Emily Lynn Osborn, and Richard L. Roberts; The Formative Period of Colonial Rule, circa 1800-1920; An Interpreter Will Arise: Resurrecting Jan Tzatzoe's Diplomatic and Evangelical Contributions as a Cultural Intermediary on South Africa's Eastern Cape Frontier, 1816-1818 -- _tRoger S. Levine; Interpreting Colonial Power in French Guinea: The Boubou Penda-Ernest Noirot Affair of 1905 -- _tEmily Lynn Osborn. |
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_aInterpretation and Interpolation: Shepstone as Native Interpreter -- _tThomas McClendonPetitioners, "Bush Lawyers," and Letter Writers: Court Access in British-Occupied Lomé, 1914-1920 -- _tBenjamin N. Lawrence; Negotiating Legal Authority in French West Africa: The Colonial Administration and African Assessors, 1903-1918 -- _tRuth Ginio; The Maturing Phase of Colonial Rule, ca. 1920-1960; "Collecting Customary Law": Educated Africans, Ethnographic Writings, and Colonial Justice in French West Africa -- _tJean-Hervé Jézéquel. |
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_aInterpreters Self-Interpreted: The Autobiographies of Two Colonial Clerks -- _tRalph A. AustenAfrican Court Elders in Nyanza Province, Kenya, circa 1930-1960: From "Traditional" to "Modern" -- _tBrett L. Shadle ; Power and Influence of African Court Clerks and Translators in Colonial Kenya: The Case of Khwisero Native (African) Court, 1946-1956 -- _tMaurice Nyamanga Amutabi; The District Clerk and the "Man-Leopard Murders": Mediating Law and Authority in Colonial Nigeria -- _tDavid Pratten; Cultural Commuters: African Employees in Late Colonial Tanzania -- _tAndreas Eckert; Afterword. |
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_aAfrican Participation in Colonial Rule: The Role of Clerks, Interpreters, and Other Intermediaries -- _tMartin KleinAppendix: Personnel Files and the Role of Qadis and Interpreters in the Colonial Administration of Saint-Louis, Senegal, 1857-1911 -- _tSaliou Mbaye; Bibliography; Contributors; Index. |
520 | 8 | _aAfricans in the lower echelons of colonial bureaucracy often held positions of little official authority, but in practice these positions were lynchpins of colonial rule. As the primary intermediaries among European colonial officials, African chiefs, and subject populations, these civil servants could manipulate the intersections of power, authority, and knowledge at the center of colonial society. By uncovering the role of such men (and a few women) in the construction, function, and legal apparatus of colonial states, the essays in this volume highlight a new perspective. They offer important insights on hegemony, collaboration, and resistance, structures and changes in colonial rule, the role of language and education, the production of knowledge and expertise in colonial settings, and the impact of colonization in dividing African societies by gender, race, status, and class. | |
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