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- Author: Charles I Tinega
- Publisher: Nsemia Inc.
- ISBN-10: 9914702368
- ISBN-13: 9789914702361
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Facing the World from Gusii - A Memoir of a Historian, 1970-2010 (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu
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Facing the World from Gusii: A Memoir is a personal account of growing up in Gusii, specifically living along the common border between Abagusii and the Maasai. The author captures information and events as he saw them happen as an observer and participant. These include ethnic clashes with the Maasai, tracking stolen livestock, hunting and gathering expeditions, and activities of growing up with others in community spaces. Of interest is the community security group, termed chinkororo that was once proscribed by the government.
The author's life at home captures the realities of the times! The challenges of schooling are of historical significance as they speak to educational issues of the time, be it in primary or secondary schools, or at university. The task of teaching and managing rural community schools offers insights that may not be obvious to the naked eye. The rare opportunity to travel overseas proffers good contrast between life in economically advanced countries
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- Author: Charles I Tinega
- Publisher: Nsemia Inc.
- ISBN-10: 9914702368
- ISBN-13: 9789914702361
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Facing the World from Gusii: A Memoir is a personal account of growing up in Gusii, specifically living along the common border between Abagusii and the Maasai. The author captures information and events as he saw them happen as an observer and participant. These include ethnic clashes with the Maasai, tracking stolen livestock, hunting and gathering expeditions, and activities of growing up with others in community spaces. Of interest is the community security group, termed chinkororo that was once proscribed by the government.
The author's life at home captures the realities of the times! The challenges of schooling are of historical significance as they speak to educational issues of the time, be it in primary or secondary schools, or at university. The task of teaching and managing rural community schools offers insights that may not be obvious to the naked eye. The rare opportunity to travel overseas proffers good contrast between life in economically advanced countries
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