The gender of piety : family, faith, and colonial rule in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe /

The gender of piety : family, faith, and colonial rule in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe /

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Main Author: Urban-Mead, Wendy (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Athens, Ohio : Ohio University Press, [2015]
Subjects:
Brethren in Christ Church > Zimbabwe > Matabeleland > History > 20th century > Case studies.
Brethren in Christ Church > Zimbabwe > Matabeleland > Biography.
Sex role > Religious aspects > Brethren in Christ Church.
Christianity and politics > Zimbabwe > Matabeleland > History > 20th century.
Matabeleland (Zimbabwe) > Church history > 20th century.
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Table of Contents:
  • 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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