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During the masquerade festival , the period of the greatest public display of egígún , these negotiations reach their highest level of enunciation . Through my own attempts to negotiate a position vis - àvis the festival , the power ...
During the masquerade festival , the period of the greatest public display of egígún , these negotiations reach their highest level of enunciation . Through my own attempts to negotiate a position vis - àvis the festival , the power ...
الصفحة 102
The festival is the longest in Ìkolé . It lasts for seventeen days , although masquerades do not appear on all days . Rather it seems that the length of the festival is about setting a temporal frame around the period of masquerading ...
The festival is the longest in Ìkolé . It lasts for seventeen days , although masquerades do not appear on all days . Rather it seems that the length of the festival is about setting a temporal frame around the period of masquerading ...
الصفحة 109
involved in certain formal aspects of the festival , such as the sacrifices for egígún . The cult does not necessarily own or control the action of individual masquerades . There is a double layering of the authority that surrounds the ...
involved in certain formal aspects of the festival , such as the sacrifices for egígún . The cult does not necessarily own or control the action of individual masquerades . There is a double layering of the authority that surrounds the ...
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