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The gender of piety : family, faith, and colonial rule in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe / Wendy Urban-Mead.

Urban-Mead, Wendy, author.
2015
BX9675.A43 M388 2015eb
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Title
The gender of piety : family, faith, and colonial rule in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe / Wendy Urban-Mead.
Author
Urban-Mead, Wendy, author.
ISBN
9780821421574
9780821421581
9780821445273 (electronic book)
Published
Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press, [2015]
Copyright
©2015
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (339 pages) : illustrations.
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BX9675.A43 M388 2015eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
289.7/6891
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Gender of piety : family, faith, and colonial rule in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe.
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The gender of piety in Matabeleland
Matshuba Ndlovu: masculinity and faith in Matabeleland, 1898/1930
Maria Tshuma: chastity and female piety, 1920/70
Nakaseyemephi Ngwenya: a church planter Emaguswini, 1950/73
Sandey Vundhla: being fruitful for the church, 1950/70
Mansimango (Sithembile Nkala): sellouts, comrades, and Christians in the liberation war, 1969/78
Stephen N. Ndlovu: gendered piety, the new Zimbabwe, and the Gukurahundi, 1980/89
Gendered lives of piety
Ndlovu and Nsimango family tree.

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