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Church History, History of Christianity, Religious History: Some Reflections on Mission... - 6 views

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  • In the Introduction to his lectures on the modern British missionary movement published in 1965, Max Warren suggested that "any serious student of modern history must find some explanation of the missionary expansion of the Christian Church.
    • na-gogana
      na-gogana on 13 Apr 23
       
      Andrew Porter on the history of the church, Christianity, and religious
  • he progress of an all-pervasive secularization meant that missions, if not the churches both that supported them and that they hoped to build, were to be listed amongst history's losers and were therefore unattractive subjects for study. 2 Even the work of so distinguished a scholar as Owen Chadwick contributed to this picture. His first book examined the life of a missionary bishop in East Africa, and subsequently h
    • na-gogana
      na-gogana on 13 Apr 23
       
      In this source, Andrew Porter argues for the compromise between the Islam and Christian views in the world.
  • ujhistprof on 14 Apr 23
     
    Needs to be an article on Africa.
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Keyword (guns in east Africa) LIMITS: Date (< 1890) - Results - Gale Primary Sources - 9 views

go.gale.com/...basicSearch.do Magadani Tshinakaho
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  • ujhistprof on 14 Apr 23
     
    Hi Magadani. Click on your own bookmark here. It takes one to a page of search results, not to any particular item chosen from those search results. This bookmark will not get you any marks unfortunately. Your bookmark should be a link DIRECTLY to a particular manuscript. Thanks!
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richard francis burton - 4 views

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  • ujhistprof on 14 Apr 23
     
    If you are attaching this as a genearl source, don't forget to annotate.
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Manufacturing crisis: "Anti slavery 'Humanitarianism' and imperialism in East Africa, 1... - 5 views

doi.org/...03086534.2020.1816623 Thuto222103823
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  • mzangwathuto on 14 Apr 23
     
    Unangst wrote about the European's quest to stop slavery in East Africa during 1888 to 1890.
  • ujhistprof on 14 Apr 23
     
    Hi Thuto You need to share the article. What you are sharing shows that you accessed the front page of the article directly through Taylor and Francis. You need to access via the UJ library and attach the PDF of the article, also annotating where you see mention of slavery. Good luck.
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THE CHURCH AND SLAVERY - The Deeper Wrong - 2 views

www.cambridge.org/...92BA8A6CBAEA55CEA6A548AC9E259C Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A
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  • lucianqodi on 14 Apr 23
     
    in this article Harriet was (the author) was invited to church since he could read. in this article it is said that slaves had intentions of murdering their master hence the slave masters decided to use church as a form of preventing the killings from taking place.
  • ujhistprof on 14 Apr 23
     
    Can I ask why you are sharing a source from Cambridge? It's not on the list of the sources you need to share. As long as you share the correct sources though, I don't mind if you share additional ones. Good luck!
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CAB 37/40/45 Memorandum Respecting Steps Taken for the Abolition of the Slave Trade and... - 2 views

go.gale.com/...retrieve.do Nqodi Ongeziwe HISTORY 2A
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  • lucianqodi on 14 Apr 23
     
    this memorandum reveals steps taken when slavery was being abolished, it also revealed that even though there were slave owners that continued with slavery however, they were warned and informed that it must never occur again.
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European Exploration and Africa's Self-Discovery.pdf - 8 views

diigo.com/0sahd4 Mokhele L
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  • Africa was indeed a dark continent, in the sense of being relatively unknown outside it
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      mokhele_l on 13 Apr 23
       
      European exploration was sparked by european desire to know about a somewhat "Unknown" part of the world.
  • whistle: his instruments are all borrowed from one coast people.' Ogot asks whether this kind of reporting by the explorers really helped Europe to know Africa better. Indee
  • nding of African cultures, he wanted to understand in order to change. The first anthropologists, by contrast, wanted to understand in order to pres
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  • Exploration itself can be due to a passionate interest in Africans. It has been suggested that David Livingstone was perhaps 'the one explorer who may be said to have lived and died for Africans rather than for Af
    • mokhele_l
      mokhele_l on 13 Apr 23
       
      European exploration was driven by interest in Africans and their practices, This interest also manifested in the representation of Africans as barbaric people- European interest in Africans may have been a tool of an academic paradigm of difference.
  • . The first anthropologists, by contrast, wanted to understand in order to pres
    • mokhele_l
      mokhele_l on 13 Apr 23
       
      A different motive in European exploration was understanding Africa and Africans and preserving knowledge and culture.
  • The discoveries of the anthropologists helped to correct some of the myths-to which the physical explorer had lent greater credibilityabout an Africa steeped in savagery. The anthropological researchers came to provide a different kind of inform
    • mokhele_l
      mokhele_l on 13 Apr 23
       
      Exploration as a tool of dissolution of previously established myths on Africa.
  • cience.2 But another strong influence on the explorers, besides the scientific spirit, was the European romantic movement, associated with the spirit of anti-scie
  • ience.2 But another strong influence on the explorers, besides the scientific spirit, was the European romantic movement, associated with the spirit of anti-scie
    • mokhele_l
      mokhele_l on 13 Apr 23
       
      Europeans in Africa aimed at spreading the european idea of Euphoria- modernization and civilization.
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