Missionaries, indigenous peoples and cultural exchange /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Brighton [England] ; Portland, Or. :
Sussex Academic Press,
2010.
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| Series: | First Nations and the colonial encounter.
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Table of Contents:
- Reappraisals of mission history: an introduction / Patricia Grimshaw and Andrew May
- Mother's milk: gender, power and anxiety on a South African mission station, 1839-1840 / Elizabeth Elbourne
- "The natives uncivilize me": missionaries and interracial intimacy in early New Zealand / Angela Wanhalla
- Contested conversions: missionary women's religious encounters in early colonial Uganda / Elizabeth E. Prevost
- "It is no soft job to be performed": missionaries and imperial manhood in Canada, 1880-1920 / Myra Rutherdale
- An indigenous view of missionaries: Arther Wellington Clah and missionaries on the north-west coast of Canada / Peggy Brock
- The promise of a book: missionaries and native evangelists in north-east India / Andrew May
- Translation teams: missionaries, islanders, and the reduction of language in the pacific / Jane Samson
- Practising Christianity, writing anthropology: missionary anthropologists and their informants / Helen Gardner
- Missionaries, Africans and the state in the development of education in colonial Natal, 1836-1910 / Norman Etherington
- Colonial agents: German Moravian missionaries in the English-speaking world / Felicity Jensz
- "A matter of no small importance to the colony": Moravian missionaries on Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, 1891-1919 / Joanna Cruickshank and Patricia Grimshaw
- Mission dormitories: intergenerational implications for Kalumburua and Balgo, Kimberley, western Australia / Christine Choo and Brian F. McCoy