Family Matters

Family MattersCharts new trends in gender studies through a compelling analysis of Igbo society. Prior to European colonialism, Igboland, a region in Nigeria, was a nonpatriarchal, nongendered society governed by separate but interdependent political systems for men and women. In the last one hundred fifty years, the Igbo family has undergone vast structural changes in response to a barrage of cultural forces. Critically rereading social practices and oral and

visual artists Magritte and Stella

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Helps students and teachers to document work to meet AACN competencies

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Draws on a variety of intellectual sources

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