The Canticles of Zion: Song as Word and Action in Zulu Zionist Discourse

Abstract

THE CANTICLES OF ZION: SONG AS WORD AND ACTION IN ZULU ZIONIST DISCOURSE BY J. P. KIERNAN (University of Natal, South Africa) Anyone who has witnessed the progress of a Zionist meeting, or has even overheard it in passing by, will know that singing is a prominent feature of the service. The frequency with which the congregation has recourse to song throughout the meeting is ample testimony to its importance as an inescapable ingredient of Zionist worship. The fact that it is often accompanied by drumming underscores its rhythmic quality, so that it surpasses mere vocal expression and flows at

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