Decolonizing Islamic Art in Africa Patricia Osler

Decolonizing Islamic Art in Africa Patricia OslerAddresses the dynamic place of Islamic art, architecture, and creative expression in decolonizing processes across the African continent. Brings together new work by leading scholars of African, Islamic, and modernist visual cultures to challenge the disciplinary boundaries that have curtailed the study of African Muslim expression. 74 col. illus. Free sample: Introduction Un Disciplining African Muslim Expressive Cultures

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