Work and power in Maale, Ethiopia

by Donald L. Donham

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Published 1994 by Columbia University Press in New York .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Male (African people) -- Economic conditions.,
• Economic anthropology -- Ethiopia.,
• Marxist anthropology -- Ethiopia.

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Edition Notes

Statement	by Donald Donham.
Classifications
LC Classifications	DT380.4.M32 D64 1994
The Physical Object
Pagination	x, 176 p. :
Number of Pages	176
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL18278147M
ISBN 10	0231100471
LC Control Number	94-17208

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ory, it is an insider's book, written to convince those already well versed in Marxism. As is usual in this realm of discourse, the book is di-rected towards questions of the ultimate nature of the human condi-tion-no less than "history, power, ideology," with material from the Maale of Ethiopia to demonstrate the applicability of the theory. To. History. Homosexuality and sodomy laws preexisted from ancient Ethiopian history, ranging from Axumite Dynasty to Transitional Government of Ethiopia in the Derg regime era.. Tied with Axumite Dynasty, Ethiopian laws were governed by legal code known as Fetha Nagast formed in fifteenth century. The law regulates primarily religious matters, human sexual behavior, and liturgical identity: No.

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and shift in the Maale community in Ethiopia. One cannot hope to fully understand language maintenance and shift in Maale without understanding the socio-cultural, historical and linguistic context of wider Ethiopia, of which the Maale people and their language are a part. This socio-cultural, historical and linguistic background information. Revolution and Modernity in Maale: Ethiopia, to - Volume 34 Issue 1 - Donald L. DonhamCited by: 8. In the 17th and 18th Century, power moved to GONDAR. It is known for its castles built by Emperor Fasiladas and his successors from at the royal enclosure Era of the Princes was characterized by the turmoil. caused by local rulers. competing against each other (dark age) The New Ethiopia (current shape)File Size: 1MB.