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Cétait Bien à Lépoque Mais Lavenir Iko Sombre Negotiating Nostalgia With And Among Exmineworkers In Lubumbashi Drc Bilingual Daniela Waldburger

Name: Cétait Bien à Lépoque Mais Lavenir Iko Sombre Negotiating Nostalgia With And Among Exmineworkers In Lubumbashi Drc Bilingual Daniela Waldburger
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SKU: BELL-238473518

Cétait Bien à Lépoque Mais Lavenir Iko Sombre Negotiating Nostalgia With And Among Exmineworkers In Lubumbashi Drc Bilingual Daniela Waldburger

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Cétait Bien à Lépoque Mais Lavenir Iko Sombre Negotiating Nostalgia With And Among Exmineworkers In Lubumbashi Drc Bilingual Daniela Waldburger instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill Academic

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.28 MB

Pages: 245

Author: Daniela Waldburger

ISBN: 9789004724891, 9789004724907, 9004724893, 9004724907

Language: English

Year: 2025

Edition: Bilingual

Volume: 5

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Cétait Bien à Lépoque Mais Lavenir Iko Sombre Negotiating Nostalgia With And Among Exmineworkers In Lubumbashi Drc Bilingual Daniela Waldburger by Daniela Waldburger 9789004724891, 9789004724907, 9004724893, 9004724907 instant download after payment.

Why do former mineworkers in Lubumbashi (DRC) remember exploitative working conditions and measures to control their private lives with nostalgia? Building on their 'objects of loss', this book answers this question, foregrounding the voice of so-called 'Départs Volontaires'. The study combines linguistics, anthropology, and archives research to explore what ex-mineworkers regard as material and emotional 'objects of loss'.
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The book advocates for a participatory research framework called 'the bararza web' which merges the researcher's perspective with the standpoint of the ex-miners to create an alternative archive and to show that power relations within a research setting need constant questioning.