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SUMMARY:Introductory meeting for next guided field course (Burkina Faso 201
 8/2019)
DESCRIPTION:Koudougou\, Tenkodogo\, Banfora Ouahigouya\, Bobo Dioulasso Fad
 a N‘Gourma\, Ouagadougou \\r\\nDo you want to learn more about everyday 
 life in ordinary African cities? \\r\\nAre you planning to complete your M
 A in Anthropology\, African  Studies\, or Critical Urbanism? Will you want
  to write your MA thesis on a  topic that is relevant for development coop
 eration? Are you interested  to get a thorough insight into how urbanisati
 on looks like from the  other side of the globe?\\r\\nThen this course is 
 for you. The field course 2018–2019 will take you  to Burkina Faso\, a l
 and-locked country in the West African Sahel. The  country‘s spirit of i
 ndependence and indomitability is famous since  centuries. Burkina Faso ha
 s been the home of mighty kingdoms as well as  farmers who did not recogni
 se any domination. Villages grew into towns  where merchants lived and est
 ablished markets for the commodities that  they traded from the fringes of
  the rain forest in the South to the  river Niger in the North-West. Other
  towns hosted kings and their  courts. You will read and disuss relevant l
 iterature on urbanisation in  Burkina Faso and elsewhere. You will learn h
 ow to approach urban people  and milieus in West African cities. Besides s
 tandard methods of  anthropology\, you will acquire skills in the analysis
  of daily social  realities in an African urban context. Your research wil
 l be guided by  experienced tutors and the chair will partly cover your tr
 avel expenses.  						\\r\\nYou can chose your thematic focus and your fie
 ld site. Within the  wider field of secondary cities\, you will be free to
  develop a small  research project of your choice. \\r\\nWhat will you nee
 d to do? \\r\\nThe field course starts in fall 2018 and covers two terms\,
  with a field stay of six weeks in January and February 2019. If you want 
 to participate\, join us on May 31\, 2019 at 12:15  in the Seminar Room of
  the Institute of Anthropology\, Münsterplatz 19.  Aïdas Sanogo\, a PhD 
 candidate from Burkina Faso\, and Till Förster\, chair  of anthropology\,
  will give you more information on how the field course  will be organised
 \, how we travel\, the dates and places that we will  visit\, how much you
  will have to contribute yourself\, health and visa  issues. We will try t
 o answer all your questions. We will also provide  more information on how
  to proceed best if you need extra funding.  \\r\\nIf you are thinking abo
 ut a specific subject but cannot make up your  mind\, we will provide more
  information and will also outline possible  themes that you may be intere
 sted in. \\r\\nInterested? Send an email to Till Förster [mailto:Till.Foe
 rster@unibas.ch].\\r\\nTell us who you are\, and let us know more about yo
 u so that we can support you better. \\r\\nFlyer [t3://file?uid=301]
X-ALT-DESC:Koudougou\, Tenkodogo\, Banfora Ouahigouya\, Bobo Dioulasso Fada
  N‘Gourma\, Ouagadougou \n<h4>Do you want to learn more about everyday l
 ife in ordinary African cities? </h4>\nAre you planning to complete your M
 A in Anthropology\, African  Studies\, or Critical Urbanism? Will you want
  to write your MA thesis on a  topic that is relevant for development coop
 eration? Are you interested  to get a thorough insight into how urbanisati
 on looks like from the  other side of the globe?\nThen this course is for 
 you. The field course 2018–2019 will take you  to Burkina Faso\, a land-
 locked country in the West African Sahel. The  country‘s spirit of indep
 endence and indomitability is famous since  centuries. Burkina Faso has be
 en the home of mighty kingdoms as well as  farmers who did not recognise a
 ny domination. Villages grew into towns  where merchants lived and establi
 shed markets for the commodities that  they traded from the fringes of the
  rain forest in the South to the  river Niger in the North-West. Other tow
 ns hosted kings and their  courts. You will read and disuss relevant liter
 ature on urbanisation in  Burkina Faso and elsewhere. You will learn how t
 o approach urban people  and milieus in West African cities. Besides stand
 ard methods of  anthropology\, you will acquire skills in the analysis of 
 daily social  realities in an African urban context. Your research will be
  guided by  experienced tutors and the chair will partly cover your travel
  expenses.  						\nYou can chose your thematic focus and your field site.
  Within the  wider field of secondary cities\, you will be free to develop
  a small  research project of your choice. \n<h4>What will you need to do?
  </h4>\nThe field course starts in fall 2018 and covers two terms\, with a
  field stay of six weeks in January and February 2019. If you want to part
 icipate\, join us on <b>May 31\, 2019 at 12:15</b>  in the Seminar Room of
  the Institute of Anthropology\, Münsterplatz 19.  Aïdas Sanogo\, a PhD 
 candidate from Burkina Faso\, and Till Förster\, chair  of anthropology\,
  will give you more information on how the field course  will be organised
 \, how we travel\, the dates and places that we will  visit\, how much you
  will have to contribute yourself\, health and visa  issues. We will try t
 o answer all your questions. We will also provide  more information on how
  to proceed best if you need extra funding.  \nIf you are thinking about a
  specific subject but cannot make up your  mind\, we will provide more inf
 ormation and will also outline possible  themes that you may be interested
  in. \nInterested? Send an email to <a title="Opens internal link in curre
 nt window" href="mailto:Till.Foerster@unibas.ch">Till Förster</a>.\nTell 
 us who you are\, and let us know more about you so that we can support you
  better. \n<a title="Opens internal link in current window" href="t3://fil
 e?uid=301">Flyer</a>
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