Donne, emancipazione e marginalità
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Donne, emancipazione e marginalità

Antropologia della schiavitù e della dipendenza in Ghana

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Donne, emancipazione e marginalità

Antropologia della schiavitù e della dipendenza in Ghana

About this book

Il volume, risultato di un lungo periodo di ricerche d'archivio e sul campo condotte in Ghana, raccoglie voci e storie femminili lungo un periodo che va dall'ultimo quarto dell'Ottocento ai giorni nostri. Intersecando la dimensione politico-economica con quella storico-sociale e ancora con quella di genere, il libro parte dall'analisi di un fenomeno di migrazione interna, che coinvolge soprattutto le giovani donne, e ritorna agli anni dell'abolizione della schiavitù, per so ermarsi sui primi decenni del Novecento coloniale. L'obiettivo è comprendere alcune delle ragioni della continuità tra la marginalità contemporanea e le forme di sfruttamento passate, di volta in volta evidenziando il persistere di pratiche e strutture di dipendenza e asservimento, in una continua tensione tra forme di agentività personale e di assoggettamento.

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Table of contents

  1. Ringraziamenti
  2. Introduzione
  3. Capitolo primo Mobilità e marginalità femminile: le kayaye
  4. Capitolo secondo Dalla schiavitù all’emancipazione
  5. Capitolo terzo Donne, schiave e mogli
  6. Capitolo quarto Dalla fine della schiavitù al lavoro domestico
  7. Capitolo quinto La mobilità e la sessualità delle donne
  8. Capitolo sesto Lavoro e migrazione tra nord e sud
  9. Epilogo
  10. Bibliografia