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masquerades
Lesson 14: Negotiating Gender: Powerful Mother: Ere Gelede, Nigeria
Lesson 13: Negotiating Gender: Portrayal of a Hunter: Ere Egungun Olode, Nigeria
Lesson 4: The Circulation of Masquerades
Makishi – Mask Characters of Zambia
Makishi
Mask Characters of Zambia
By Manuel Jordán
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