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Kakaamotobe Fancy Dress Carnival In Ghana Courtnay Micots

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Kakaamotobe Fancy Dress Carnival In Ghana Courtnay Micots
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Publisher: Lexington Books
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.12 MB
Pages: 312
Author: Courtnay Micots
ISBN: 9781793643094, 1793643091
Language: English
Year: 2021

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Kakaamotobe Fancy Dress Carnival In Ghana Courtnay Micots by Courtnay Micots 9781793643094, 1793643091 instant download after payment.

Kakaamotobe, meaning to scare, is known across southern Ghana, West Africa, as Fancy Dress performance. Masqueraders dress in colorful costumes and wear fancy and fierce masks; they dance energetically to drums or brass band music through the main streets of town during holidays, especially during Christmastime. Competitions held in two towns are intense annual events. This lively secular masquerade is a carnival form that has been practiced for well over a century primarily by coastal Fante people, and many additional ethnicities participate today.Kakaamotobe: Fancy Dress Carnival in Ghanaexplores the fascinating history, aesthetics, performance, and underlying messages of this masquerade with ties to other carnivalesque practices in the Black Atlantic. While Fancy Dress may engage with global cultures through some of its aesthetics, the practice is profoundly African. The utilization of elaborate costumes, masks, and brass bands expresses not a desire to imitate outside cultures, but rather the impulse of youth to adapt traditional culture to the contemporary environment. Courtnay Micots argues that the outward impression of folly belies the more serious refashioning of power, identity, and modernity in the community.

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