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LA107762
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Luba folklore and women's ethno-gendered discourse of wifehood in "Cintu Wa Bujitu"
[Article]
Nshindi-Germain Mulamba
Leiden
Brill
This paper investigates Lubà-kasààyi folklore, particularly a folk song, in order to reveal an ethno-gendered construction of wifehood. It aims to show girls' socialization into a sexist and patriarchal discourse and how such a practice ideologically initiates them into their future subservient role of caterers for the husbands' alimentation needs. Moreover, folklore seems to perpetuate traditions, and so the gender inequality inscribed within them, a situation that is particularly apparent in villages. This paper investigates Lubà-kasààyi folklore, particularly a folk song, in order to reveal an ethno-gendered construction of wifehood. It aims to show girls' socialization into a sexist and patriarchal discourse and how such a practice ideologically initiates them into their future subservient role of caterers for the husbands' alimentation needs. Moreover, folklore seems to perpetuate traditions, and so the gender inequality inscribed within them, a situation that is particularly apparent in villages.
2013
47-79
Afrika Focus
26/2
2031-356X
anthropological linguistics
ethno-gendered discourse
folk song
Lubà folklore
wifehood
Nshindi-Germain Mulamba
10.1163/2031356X-02602005
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[Article]
275578
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