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4 - The Eagle and the Silk-Cotton Tree

My Road with Wabeladio

from Part II - Biography

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2023

Ramon Sarró
Ramon Sarró
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University of Oxford
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This chapter continues the biography, picking it up at the moment when, in 2009, he met the author of this book and we decided that the book needed to be written. The chapter describes our journeys together, especially our two ascents of the holy mountain of N’kamba. It also describes the importance of this mountain for Kimbanguists and beyond and offers theoretical reflections on landscape and prophecy.

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biographyethnographic collaborationsacred mountainslandscape
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Inventing an African Alphabet
Writing, Art, and Kongo Culture in the DRC
 , pp. 73 - 96
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023

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