The Hausa of Nigeria

University Press of America

2010

XXIX, 214 p.

9780761847243

Chapter 1 List of Tables Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction - Wrestling with Identity: From Newbie to Elder Chapter 4 Chapter One - Hausa States Chapter 5 Chapter Two - Hausa Shaman Chapter 6 Chapter Three - Up Close and Personal in the Field Chapter 7 Chapter Four - Colonialism and the Creation of Ethnic Identity Chapter 8 Chapter Five - Indirect Rule and the Reinterpretation of Tradition: Abdullahi of Yauri Chapter 9 Chapter Six - Indirect Rule Continued Chapter 10 Chapter Seven - Religious Change in a Northern Nigerian Emirate Chapter 11 Chapter Eight - Competitive Converstion and Its Implicatiosn for Modernized Nigeria Chapter 12 Chapter Nine - Religion as Play: Bori, a Friendly "Witchdoctor" Chapter 13 Chapter Ten - Hausa Islamic Practices Chapter 14 Chapter Eleven - Hausa Culture and Personality Chapter 15 Chapter Twelve - Erikson in Nigeria: Exploring the Universality of the Theory of Psychosocial Development Chapter 16 Chapter Thirteen - Muslim African Women and Kinship Chapter 17 Chapter Fourteen - Hausa Wrestling and Ethnic Boundaries Chapter 18 Chapter Fifteen - The Waziri and the Thief: Hausa Islamic Law in a Yoruba City, A Case Study from Ibadan, Nigeria Chapter 19 Chapter Sixteen - Student Teachers and Change Chapter 20 Chapter Seventeen - Children's Games in Nigeria Redux: A Consideration of the "Uses" of Play Chapter 21 Chapter Eighteen - Dukawa Views on Death Chapter 22 Bibliography

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