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    Die Unbeständigkeit der Dinge: Handwerk, Familie und Mobilität bei den Tuareg in Niger

    Die Unbeständigkeit der Dinge by Nur, Valerie;

    Handwerk, Familie und Mobilität bei den Tuareg in Niger

    Series: Studien zur Kulturkunde; 137;

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    Product details:

    • Publisher Reimer
    • Date of Publication 9 September 2024
    • Number of Volumes Broschur

    • ISBN 9783496016984
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages296 pages
    • Size 20x170x240 mm
    • Weight 755 g
    • Language German
    • Illustrations mit 61 Farbbildern
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    Craft practices such as making a camel saddle, sewing a leather bag and forging axes and silver jewellery are tactile and material and require a trained eye as well as a certain understanding of the world of things.Based on one and a half years of mobile field research, Valerie Nur deals with Tuareg craftswomen and craftsmen and their knowledge and skills. Individual workshops are examined, as well as the ways in which the craftsmen and women pass on, exchange and continuously change their practices.

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