Iron, Gender, and Power

Eugenia W. Herbert

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African history and culture studies Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Explores the startling analogy between metallurgy and human reproduction as expressed in African beliefs about processes of transformation, gender, and power.

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