What Makes African Laugh? Reflections of an Entrepreneur in Humour, Media and Culture

By:

Tumusiime, James.R

Material type:

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Kampala : Fountain Publishers, 2013Description: 196p.; iluustrated , 16cmx22cmISBN:

9789970253104

DDC classification:

ABM2013/03

Summary: What Makes Africans Laugh? is a critique of the African's attitude towards indigenous craftmanship, knowledge and culture, especially in the post-independence era. It is woven around the life of James Tumusiime, who has been a campaigner for African self-reliance in the cultural industry - humour, media and histriography

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What Makes Africans Laugh? is a critique of the African's attitude towards indigenous craftmanship, knowledge and culture, especially in the post-independence era. It is woven around the life of James Tumusiime, who has been a campaigner for African self-reliance in the cultural industry - humour, media and histriography

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