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Mind Map by sophiehuangieee, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by sophiehuangieee
over 10 years ago
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Individual and society - DKH
- Traditions and Customs
- Gives stability in changing
world
- Reveals norms that govern the entire
community
- Pride
- White superiority
- White superiority
- Conflict and tension between the 2
dichotomous cultures
- Through settings, music and dance as
symbolism: Tango vs drums, Viennese
waltz vs trance, anachronism and
sterility vs expression of life
- Through settings, music and dance as
symbolism: Tango vs drums, Viennese
waltz vs trance, anachronism and
sterility vs expression of life
- Gives stability in changing
world
- Gender
- Females as subordinates by men
- Base for which the masculine
nationalism is built upon -
possession or sex objects
- Base for which the masculine
nationalism is built upon -
possession or sex objects
- Women as stabilisers, anchor in a
turbulent present
- Protect custom,
ensuring that nothing
jeopardises the
stability
- Empowered when their
culture is in threat
- Protect custom,
ensuring that nothing
jeopardises the
stability
- Females as subordinates by men
- Duty vs Desire
- To the collective
- Special communal responsibilities thrust upon prominent
individuals - destiny
- Identities linked to duty
- Conflict with one's nature/ desire
- Eg) Elesin's hypocrisy, convince
his friends at the purity of his
actions
- Failure of will as an
allegory of a wider
African failure to stick to
indigenous values, even
when not actually forced
to abandon them
- Irreparable cost to
individual and society
- Irreparable cost to
individual and society
- Eg) Elesin's hypocrisy, convince
his friends at the purity of his
actions
- Identities linked to duty
- To the collective
- Death
- The continuation of life
to the next stage vs the
end
- The continuation of life
to the next stage vs the
end
- Tragedy
- Olunde's self sacrifice as a powerful
periphery, Elesin's suicide in an
undignified manner, disruption to
culture, futile sacrifices by women
- Olunde's self sacrifice as a powerful
periphery, Elesin's suicide in an
undignified manner, disruption to
culture, futile sacrifices by women
- Outsider
- Rejection,
ridiculed when
actions offend
societal norms
- Disrespecting to
culture they don't
understand
- Intervention as a destructive force
- Formative effect on hybrid's sense of
identity and roots, receive education
and understanding of both cultures,
strengthens their ability to protect the
Yoruba culture - language and
sentence structure
- Intervention as a destructive force
- Rejection,
ridiculed when
actions offend
societal norms
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