A history of the excluded: making family a refuge from state in twentieth-century Tanzania

Abstract

Imagining a private sphere in an era of war making a separate family sphere marrying cousins. The ties that bound travelling laborers to family women, the family sphere and the road to Tanga personal accomplishment in farming building a family business. The private sphere and the politics of land in the1950s nationalism and the private sphere in conclusion the private sphere the state and the ambiguities of memory at the end of life sources.

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