Dance Civet Cat - Pamela Reynolds | Child Labour in the Zambezi Valley Tonga People
Dance Civet Cat - Pamela Reynolds | Child Labour in the Zambezi Valley Tonga People
Dance Civet Cat - Pamela Reynolds | Child Labour in the Zambezi Valley Tonga People
Dance Civet Cat - Pamela Reynolds | Child Labour in the Zambezi Valley Tonga People

Dance Civet Cat - Pamela Reynolds | Child Labour in the Zambezi Valley Tonga People

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Dance Civet Cat

Pamela Reynolds

In this, the first comprehensive study of the Tonga people in Zimbabwe, Pamela Reynolds focuses on childrens work in a subsistence agricultural system, assessing how much work they do, the value of their work to their families and how it both limits their opportunities and fosters their personal growth and knowledge. Set in the context of the history of the Tonga people south of the Zambezi river and a discussion of their current position as a minority group in independent Zimbabwe, this is a study of social differentiation, particularly the impact of gender and age, and of the individual as a social agent. Based on extensive fieldwork among the Tonga, it avoids the usual trap of analyzing childrens labour roles in isolation from social, economic and political factors.

Binding:  Soft

Book Condition: Good. Spine is a little faded

Edition: Baobab Books 1991



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