Some Figures from Chapter ThreeDiscovery At Home: The Stable-Malleable Divide Image above: Cloth associated with death Find bonus images not referenced in book under the More Resources tab 3.1 Primary Research Locations 3.2 Lefemé Gourd Instrument 3.4 Ndèndʉ́ m (jujube) Pods 3.12 Ambrose “Ambicat” Chinda 3.14 Étienne Nota Enjoying Playing a Drum Alone 3.18 Degrees of Artistic Influence…
Some Figures from Chapter TwoFirst Meetings: Bamiléké Communities in Ethnographic and Artistic Context Photo above: King Fouamene Ganno (3rd from left) of Balessing and His Entourage Find bonus images not referenced in book under the More Resources tab 2.1 King Fouamene Ganno of Balessing 2.2 Map of Movements of the Ngiembɔɔn (not to scale). The Noun River (not…
Some Figures from Chapter OneSetting the Stage: From Humble Learning to Artistic Communication Photo above: Tiozang Family in 2002 Figure 1.1. On the road to Batcham with DAKASTUM Figure 1.2. Map of Bamiléké and Ngiembɔɔn Regions in Cameroon Figure 1.3. Jean-Pierre, Brian, Étienne, and Photo of Waldo and Elma Schrag Figure 1.4. Ndongo’s Model of…
More About DynamosDynamo Basics I immediately felt the potential explanatory power of the first description of a dynamo I came across: A dynamo consists of stationary magnets (stators) and rotating magnets (rotors). The rotating magnets spin with energy gleaned from sources like burning gasoline, wind turbines, hydroelectric dams, or batteries. In an attempt to learn…
