Adinkra
by Elisa Larkin Nascimento, Luiz Carlos Gá
Signs and symbolsSocial life and customsSymbolism in art
"Adinkra could not be timelier in drawing attention to Asante philosophical and aesthetic universes that have become the heritage of Ghana and then was transported across the world. By collecting Adinkra symbols, the editors of this volume have provided an examplary resource that should go a long way in fertilizing the terrain of consciousness about continental Africa world-views and their meaning for Brazil and for the societies of American hemisphere"--Anani Dzidzienyo, p. [2] of cover.
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