C.G. YouTube Channel
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2 years ago
SELF AND PROJECT INTRODUCTION IN SISWATI
Nansi i-clip encane esho kutsi ngingumfundzisi we-anthropology necwaningo lwami. Ngiyakhuluma ngesiSwati nesiZulu kancane. I-clip le idingela eklas...
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2 years ago
BEING AND BODY IN SWAZI VISIONS
Essay that explores the nature of "vision" as a core metaphor for ontology in Swazi culture and its manifestations in ritual and religious life and...
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3 years ago
POWER IN POTENTIA: SWAZI ZIONIST RITUAL
A visual essay discussing the sacred nature of materiality in a Swazi Christian Zion church (emaJerikho).
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3 years ago
MUSEUM OF JURASSIC TECHNOLOGY
Explanation of two exhibits in the Museum of Jurassic Technology, Culver City, CA: string games of Oceania collected by Kathleen Haddon and the exp...
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3 years ago
CHARLES RIVER HISTORIES: LABOR AND LEISURE
An exploration of the histories of labor and leisure of the Charles River in Waltham, MA from archival photographs showing the Waltham Watch Factor...
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3 years ago
KHUMBULA EKHAYA
A visual essay discussing the visuality and symbolism of Xhosa family photography, gender, body, and home in South Africa.
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3 years ago
VENDOME HOTEL FIRE MEMORIAL, BOSTON
A visual essay discussing the history, aesthetics and narrative of the Boston memorial to the Vendome Hotel Fire, 1972.
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About C.G. YouTube Channel
Sanibonani-ke, welcome to C.G.'s YouTube channel. I am a doctoral student in anthropology at Brandeis University with research interests and expertise in ritual, religious experiences, memory, and family dynamics. I conduct fieldwork in Swaziland and southern Africa broadly and speak siSwati, Zulu, and German. Here you will find salient media resources for my research interests, as well as some samples that reflect my personal interests in classical and contemporary music and other randomosity. A larger portion of this channel are video web-logs ("vlogs") and essays for the course ANTH159 Museum and Public Memory (spring 2009). Please also visit the website I have developed with my colleagues at the Boston University African Studies Center. It is a Zulu language and Nguni cultures educational resource of songs and lifeways of southeastern Africa, and features original field recordings and photos. Enjoy! Amaculo aseNingizimu Afrika (Songs of South Africa), sites.google.com/site/isizulu3
Sanibonani-ke, welcome to C.G.'s YouTube channel. I am a doctoral student in anthropology at Brandeis University with research interests and expertise in ritual, religious experiences, memory, and family dynamics. I conduct fieldwork in Swaziland ...