| Popis: |
In the 1970s, when anthropologist David Turton embarked on fieldwork among the Mursi, he did not speculate about what the consequence of formal education would be. This is because at that time there was no formal schooling or alternative basic education (Abe) in Mursiland. In fact, it only within the last decade that the Mursi have come to see themselves as living on the periphery of the Ethiopian State, rather than at its center (Turton 2005). Now, nearly 40 years later, formal (and informal... |
