2005-2006
Nervous Conditions
By: Tsitsi Dangarembga
What is the relationship between colonialism (power) and literature (education)?
How does the shift from assimilation and aculturation to cultural imperialism take place?
SFPL>Student
Resource Center
>Cecil John Rhodes
>Africa in the Twentieth Century, 1914-1996
Missionary Activity in South Africa during the19th Century
Colonialism in Africa: Lecture Notes
Colonialism
and Imperialism Resource
From the Chico High School Library
Rhodesia/Zimbabwe in the story?
SFPL>Student
Resource Center
>Zimbabwe (Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations)
The
Story of Africa: Africa and Europe 1800-1914
The Mbira Page:
Sadza ne Nyama: A Shona Staple
Dish
SFPL>Student
Resource Center
>Shona Proverbs from Zimbabwe
>Debunking patriarchy: the
liberational quality of voicing in Tsitsi Dangarembga's 'Nervous Conditions.'
>Purging a plate full of colonial history: The 'Nervous Conditions'
of silent girls
Tsitsi Dangarembga: Emory University
SFPL>Literature
Resource Center
>Tsitisi Dangarembga
What can we learn about Shona culture through music?
SFPL>Student
Resource Center
>Music in rural Zimbabwe: the Chaminuka effect