From water to wine : becoming middle class in Angola /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Auerbach, Jess (Author)
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Toronto ; Buffalo ; London : University of Toronto Press, [2020]
Series:Teaching culture.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Half Title Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Images
  • Acknowledgments
  • Interview Report
  • Preface
  • Proprioception
  • INTRODUCTION: Where Petrol Is Cheaper than Water: Life in Capitalismo selvagem
  • The Back Story
  • Representing "Africa"?
  • On Making Sense in the Writing
  • What the Book Is Actually About
  • How the Research Was Done
  • How to Read This Book
  • Core Concepts
  • The Angolan Middle Class
  • Capitalismo selvagem
  • Smell
  • CHAPTER 1: The Smell of Success: Perfume, Beauty, Sweat, Oil
  • Read with Your Nose
  • Conditioning the Air: Space and Control
  • Class, Perfume, Dream: Aspiration and Authenticity
  • Recording Fieldwork: Notes, Objects, Structured Observations of Space
  • Notes
  • Objects
  • Structured Observations of Space
  • Touch
  • CHAPTER 2: Touch and the Tactile: The Textures of Scouting in Capitalismo selvagem
  • Seeing through the Skin
  • Making the Mafia
  • Stitching Pano Pants
  • Catching Slipping Children
  • Lighting the Fire as Service
  • Building the New Man
  • Choosing Appropriate T-Shirts
  • Practicing Peace
  • Poems 1
  • Fatherhood
  • Radio Building
  • Seven Women
  • Buying Cloth
  • Fátima's Mother, on Christmas Day 2013
  • The Cuban Help
  • The Driver
  • Taste
  • CHAPTER 3: Changing Tastes: Palates and the Possible
  • Recipes
  • Funge
  • Calulu (grilled fish)
  • Bolo de Arroz (rice cake)
  • The Man Who Made Cake, Dona Maria, and the Sushi Chef
  • Oral Histories: The Stories of Two Lives
  • Dono Oniko
  • Lino Espelanga
  • Photo Essays
  • Photo Essay 1: The Flavors of Peace
  • Photo Essay 2: Choices and Consumption
  • Sound
  • CHAPTER 4: Music, Fofoca, and the News: Sound, Space, and Orientation
  • Sound Readings: Spectrographs, Annotation, Language
  • Sound
  • Soundscape
  • Sound Blindness
  • Music and Noise
  • Voice
  • Listening
  • Translation
  • Body Language/Gesture
  • Silence
  • Cold War Echoes: Higher Education, Ideology, and Contested Duties
  • Universities Out of the Dust
  • The Angolan Higher Education Sector
  • Universidade Katyavala Bwila
  • Instituto Superior Jean Piaget de Benguela
  • On Voice
  • Listening, Speaking, and Thinking through the Cold War
  • Critical Thinking in Capitalismo selvagem
  • Searching for a Scientific Identity
  • Sound, Structure, and Imagination
  • Poems 2
  • Estrelinha (Little Star)
  • Birds on Campus
  • João, Collapsing
  • Dona Maria Serving Soup
  • Dona Inês
  • Two Photographers
  • Cinema Church
  • Yoga Teacher
  • Photo Essays
  • Photo Essay 3: Childhoods
  • Photo Essay 4: Leisure
  • Sight
  • CHAPTER 5: National Rebranding
  • The Selfie and the Other
  • National Rebranding: Guarantee Your Children a Better Past
  • Biopolitical Screens: Frames of Vision
  • Laughing on the Internet
  • Insta Lies or Insta Truths?
  • Fieldwork Ethics: Seven Afterimages
  • 1. Mercury
  • 2. Dinner
  • 3. Photograph of a Little Girl
  • 4. Helping Strangers
  • 5. Being Helped by a Stranger
  • 6. Travel and Privilege
  • 7. Malaria