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Encounters In Quest Of Christian Womanhood The Basel Mission In Pre And Early Colonial Ghana Ulrike Sill

Name: Encounters In Quest Of Christian Womanhood The Basel Mission In Pre And Early Colonial Ghana Ulrike Sill
SKU: BELL-23847934
Price: 31.00 USD
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Encounters In Quest Of Christian Womanhood The Basel Mission In Pre And Early Colonial Ghana Ulrike Sill instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.81 MB

Author: Ulrike Sill

ISBN: 9789004184503, 9789004188884, 9004184503, 9004188886, 2010011777

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Encounters In Quest Of Christian Womanhood The Basel Mission In Pre And Early Colonial Ghana Ulrike Sill by Ulrike Sill 9789004184503, 9789004188884, 9004184503, 9004188886, 2010011777 instant download after payment.

Christianity has come to be a religion embraced especially by women and not least in Africa. This book provides one of the as yet rare case studies for the early stages of this development: how African women on the pre- and early colonial Gold Coast (Ghana) encountered Basel Mission Christianity, 1843-1885. Popular interpretations have tended to describe Christianity as either 'empowering' or 'domesticating' African women. Looking at variegated push-and-pull factors and in its focus on the agency of Ghanaian women this detailed analysis moves beyond. It situates the quest for Christian womanho.