F Declich
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 21099 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | F Declich |
| NOMBRES | F |
| APELLIDO | Declich |
| FIRMA | DECLICH F |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Urbino |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7895-9228 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1995 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Historical memories on slavery in southern Somalia and Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
Living memories of past movements and migrations in and out of the Querimbas Islands, especially Ibo Island, are apt to present some surprises. When talking about slavery, some elders’ shared memories sometimes seem to be defensive, serving to justify the practice of slavery rather than decrying it. This may be ascribed to several factors. External observers often look at dependency interrelations in poor areas in ways that do not coincide with t…
Intimate Relationships and Forced Migration Paths
Intimate relationships are part of human life in all contexts. During forced migrations, those relationships and the emotions they entail, may prompt important decisions, may accompany difficult choices, and can be an opportunity for women to overcome extreme situations of poverty. In this article, I present a number of ethnographic cases describing options and opportunities related to intimate relationships women have undertaken during the exodu…
Living Memories of Domestic Slavery versus Forced Labour
Living memories of slavery in the Querimbas Islands, especially Ibo Island, are apt to reserve some surprises. When talking about slavery, some elders’ shared memories sometimes seem to be defensive, serving to justify the practice of slavery rather than decrying it. This may be ascribed to several factors. The reasons which lie behind this viewpoint seem to be related to recent past events in which forced labour and political repression of disse…
GDPR tra protezione dei dati personali e privacy. Intervista a Giulia Barrera
EB/FD Perché secondo te l’Unione Europea ha voluto emanare un regolamento relativo alla protezione dei dati personali (il così detto GDPR), dal momento che già esisteva una direttiva europea sulla protezione dei dati, recepita da tutti i paesi dell’Unione? GB Prima di rispondere alla vostra domanda, vorrei fare un passo indietro e ricordare perché era stata adottata la direttiva che menzionate. L’esigenza di proteggere i dati personali con una no…
Protezione dei dati personali, etica, proprietà intellettuale e antropologia culturale e sociale in Italia
Il Regolamento generale sulla protezione dei dati entrato in vigore nel 2018 ha modificato la maniera con la quale si concepiscono i diritti e le libertà dei soggetti che cedono i propri dati personali. Il mondo della ricerca e soprattutto quello della ricerca che coinvolge esseri umani, dalla ricerca storica e sociale a quella medica, si sta confrontando con questa legge europea. L’antropologia culturale e sociale, caratterizzata da metodiche qu…
Codifying Memories through Film
Before the exponential diffusion of modern video broadcasting media, the history of forced migrations within Africa was mainly transmitted through the spread of individual and collective memories. Filming, instead, agglomerates memories and images by producing new overarching and often convincing interpretations of the past. This article describes how and why a documentary video on slavery in the Indian Ocean was produced and the reasons behind i…
African Slavery in Documentary Films
The last two decades have witnessed much scholarly debate around discursive and nondiscursive legacies of African slavery, and a growing interest on memories of slavery for the African continent.1At the same time, an increasing amount of video material has been produced giving a voice to enslaved populations and their descendants in Africa and the global diaspora.This has included the production of documentaries as well as fiction films based on …
Children are our pension
Stereotypical ideas about poverty and life in refugee camps make it difficult to understand the choices that individual refugees make when moving from one place to another within Africa, including from refugee settlements to town, to refugee camps and vice versa. Certain choices which individual migrants make, and which may appear incomprehensible, respond in fact to a clear logic and represent, as it were, diversified forms of social security. R…
Kinship ties on the move
One of the main human factors recognized in the New Classical economy of labour market explanations is that families, extended families or even groups of neighbours might be involved in designing the migration path of one or more members of the group, so that the migrant, once settled in the host country, could help the others in their original country. It is only more recently that migration studies have recognized the gender dynamics involved i…
Shifting memories and forced migrations
Forced migrations, both now and in the past, imply a process of constructing and modifying accounts of past events, which become codified in memories. Memories are constructed to negotiate and reshape identity in the country of arrival. A number of factors interact in this process, some aspects are silenced and others emphasized, and new events may be invented. One of the arguments I make elsewhere is that, along the way, memories of the past, es…
Introduction
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Domesticity as Socio‐Cultural Construction
Hierarchy, power and domination permeate relationships of domestic servitude as well as other intra-household relationships; power lies in the hands of those who control the resources and can choose how to distribute them.8 Caregivers may accept domination in exchange for protection, either needed or presumed. All individuals have periods of vulnerability during their life cycle, when they need support. Furthermore, women, wives, servants and sla…
Transmission of Muslim practices and women's agency in Ibo Island and Pemba (Mozambique)
Ibo and the entire group of the Querimbas Islands have been among the crucial natural harboring areas of the Mozambican northern coast. The main islands have been meeting points for people and traders from many countries within the Indian Ocean and a place where Islam has flourished since at least the 16th century. Nowadays in Ibo, quranic school education is also offered by women teachers who, as well as men, perform Muslim celebrations typical …
African Voices on Slavery and the Slave Trade
Though the history of slavery is a central topic for African, Atlantic world and world history, most of the sources presenting research in this area are European in origin. To cast light on African perspectives, and on the point of view of enslaved men and women, this group of top Africanist scholars has examined both conventional historical sources (such as European travel accounts, colonial documents, court cases, and missionary records) and le…
Sufi experience in rural Somali. A focus on women
Dynamics of Intermingling Gender and Slavery in Somalia at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
The history of slavery in the Somali country reveals some of the social dynamics that brought women slaves to the crossroads of the intermingling of people from Cushitic groups and Bantu-speaking groups. Yet little has been written about the characteristics of slavery in Somalia at the turn of the twentieth century. This article brings together some data from a civil court register of the town of Brava and from information collected by Italian of…
Sufi experience in rural Somali. A focus on women
Literature on the Sufi in Somalia approaches the issue from different points of view, but mainly from a literary study of religious poetry.1 A major discussion has evolved around the issue of the role played by some sufi brotherhood movements and whether they supported or opposed colonialism, that is, political and historical interpretations of literature on the Sufi and their poetry.2 Most of the studies point out the fact that Islamic practices…
Fostering Ethnic Reinvention
The provision of international humanitarian aid, far from being a neutral intervention in the forced migrants communal identity, is an especially directive intervention characterised by a set of standard procedures. Some micromechanisms within such procedures act as to foster ethnic reinvention together with empowerment of certain groups and individuals among the refugees. In the following article the case of the Somali Bantu refugees is analysed…
Gendered Narratives,” History, and Identity
The argument that a process of “making tribes” has invested Africa from early colonial times has been used to explain the emergence of some ethnicities which appear not to have existed before colonialism. This emergence was often accompanied by the creation of written records of male historical discourse, thus not only giving them undue prominence but also suppressing female historical discourses which were not considered pertinent to “history.” …
Gendered Narratives,” History, and Identity
The argument that a process of “making tribes” has invested Africa from early colonial times has been used to explain the emergence of some ethnicities which appear not to have existed before colonialism. This emergence was often accompanied by the creation of written records of male historical discourse, thus not only giving them undue prominence but also suppressing female historical discourses which were not considered pertinent to “history.” …
Transmission of Muslim practices and women's agency in Ibo Island and Pemba (Mozambique)
Ibo and the entire group of the Querimbas Islands have been among the crucial natural harboring areas of the Mozambican northern coast. The main islands have been meeting points for people and traders from many countries within the Indian Ocean and a place where Islam has flourished since at least the 16th century. Nowadays in Ibo, quranic school education is also offered by women teachers who, as well as men, perform Muslim celebrations typical …
Fostering Ethnic Reinvention
The provision of international humanitarian aid, far from being a neutral intervention in the forced migrants communal identity, is an especially directive intervention characterised by a set of standard procedures. Some micromechanisms within such procedures act as to foster ethnic reinvention together with empowerment of certain groups and individuals among the refugees. In the following article the case of the Somali Bantu refugees is analysed…
Protezione dei dati personali, etica, proprietà intellettuale e antropologia culturale e sociale in Italia
Il Regolamento generale sulla protezione dei dati entrato in vigore nel 2018 ha modificato la maniera con la quale si concepiscono i diritti e le libertà dei soggetti che cedono i propri dati personali. Il mondo della ricerca e soprattutto quello della ricerca che coinvolge esseri umani, dalla ricerca storica e sociale a quella medica, si sta confrontando con questa legge europea. L’antropologia culturale e sociale, caratterizzata da metodiche qu…
Introduction
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Shifting memories and forced migrations
Forced migrations, both now and in the past, imply a process of constructing and modifying accounts of past events, which become codified in memories. Memories are constructed to negotiate and reshape identity in the country of arrival. A number of factors interact in this process, some aspects are silenced and others emphasized, and new events may be invented. One of the arguments I make elsewhere is that, along the way, memories of the past, es…
Domesticity as Socio‐Cultural Construction
Hierarchy, power and domination permeate relationships of domestic servitude as well as other intra-household relationships; power lies in the hands of those who control the resources and can choose how to distribute them.8 Caregivers may accept domination in exchange for protection, either needed or presumed. All individuals have periods of vulnerability during their life cycle, when they need support. Furthermore, women, wives, servants and sla…
GDPR tra protezione dei dati personali e privacy. Intervista a Giulia Barrera
EB/FD Perché secondo te l’Unione Europea ha voluto emanare un regolamento relativo alla protezione dei dati personali (il così detto GDPR), dal momento che già esisteva una direttiva europea sulla protezione dei dati, recepita da tutti i paesi dell’Unione? GB Prima di rispondere alla vostra domanda, vorrei fare un passo indietro e ricordare perché era stata adottata la direttiva che menzionate. L’esigenza di proteggere i dati personali con una no…
African Slavery in Documentary Films
The last two decades have witnessed much scholarly debate around discursive and nondiscursive legacies of African slavery, and a growing interest on memories of slavery for the African continent.1At the same time, an increasing amount of video material has been produced giving a voice to enslaved populations and their descendants in Africa and the global diaspora.This has included the production of documentaries as well as fiction films based on …
Kinship ties on the move
One of the main human factors recognized in the New Classical economy of labour market explanations is that families, extended families or even groups of neighbours might be involved in designing the migration path of one or more members of the group, so that the migrant, once settled in the host country, could help the others in their original country. It is only more recently that migration studies have recognized the gender dynamics involved i…
Dynamics of Intermingling Gender and Slavery in Somalia at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
The history of slavery in the Somali country reveals some of the social dynamics that brought women slaves to the crossroads of the intermingling of people from Cushitic groups and Bantu-speaking groups. Yet little has been written about the characteristics of slavery in Somalia at the turn of the twentieth century. This article brings together some data from a civil court register of the town of Brava and from information collected by Italian of…
Gendered Narratives,” History, and Identity
The argument that a process of “making tribes” has invested Africa from early colonial times has been used to explain the emergence of some ethnicities which appear not to have existed before colonialism. This emergence was often accompanied by the creation of written records of male historical discourse, thus not only giving them undue prominence but also suppressing female historical discourses which were not considered pertinent to “history.” …
Sufi experience in rural Somali. A focus on women
Literature on the Sufi in Somalia approaches the issue from different points of view, but mainly from a literary study of religious poetry.1 A major discussion has evolved around the issue of the role played by some sufi brotherhood movements and whether they supported or opposed colonialism, that is, political and historical interpretations of literature on the Sufi and their poetry.2 Most of the studies point out the fact that Islamic practices…
Fostering Ethnic Reinvention
The provision of international humanitarian aid, far from being a neutral intervention in the forced migrants communal identity, is an especially directive intervention characterised by a set of standard procedures. Some micromechanisms within such procedures act as to foster ethnic reinvention together with empowerment of certain groups and individuals among the refugees. In the following article the case of the Somali Bantu refugees is analysed…
Dynamics of Intermingling Gender and Slavery in Somalia at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
The history of slavery in the Somali country reveals some of the social dynamics that brought women slaves to the crossroads of the intermingling of people from Cushitic groups and Bantu-speaking groups. Yet little has been written about the characteristics of slavery in Somalia at the turn of the twentieth century. This article brings together some data from a civil court register of the town of Brava and from information collected by Italian of…
Sufi experience in rural Somali. A focus on women
African Voices on Slavery and the Slave Trade
Though the history of slavery is a central topic for African, Atlantic world and world history, most of the sources presenting research in this area are European in origin. To cast light on African perspectives, and on the point of view of enslaved men and women, this group of top Africanist scholars has examined both conventional historical sources (such as European travel accounts, colonial documents, court cases, and missionary records) and le…
Transmission of Muslim practices and women's agency in Ibo Island and Pemba (Mozambique)
Ibo and the entire group of the Querimbas Islands have been among the crucial natural harboring areas of the Mozambican northern coast. The main islands have been meeting points for people and traders from many countries within the Indian Ocean and a place where Islam has flourished since at least the 16th century. Nowadays in Ibo, quranic school education is also offered by women teachers who, as well as men, perform Muslim celebrations typical …
Domesticity as Socio‐Cultural Construction
Hierarchy, power and domination permeate relationships of domestic servitude as well as other intra-household relationships; power lies in the hands of those who control the resources and can choose how to distribute them.8 Caregivers may accept domination in exchange for protection, either needed or presumed. All individuals have periods of vulnerability during their life cycle, when they need support. Furthermore, women, wives, servants and sla…
Shifting memories and forced migrations
Forced migrations, both now and in the past, imply a process of constructing and modifying accounts of past events, which become codified in memories. Memories are constructed to negotiate and reshape identity in the country of arrival. A number of factors interact in this process, some aspects are silenced and others emphasized, and new events may be invented. One of the arguments I make elsewhere is that, along the way, memories of the past, es…
Introduction
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Codifying Memories through Film
Before the exponential diffusion of modern video broadcasting media, the history of forced migrations within Africa was mainly transmitted through the spread of individual and collective memories. Filming, instead, agglomerates memories and images by producing new overarching and often convincing interpretations of the past. This article describes how and why a documentary video on slavery in the Indian Ocean was produced and the reasons behind i…
African Slavery in Documentary Films
The last two decades have witnessed much scholarly debate around discursive and nondiscursive legacies of African slavery, and a growing interest on memories of slavery for the African continent.1At the same time, an increasing amount of video material has been produced giving a voice to enslaved populations and their descendants in Africa and the global diaspora.This has included the production of documentaries as well as fiction films based on …
Children are our pension
Stereotypical ideas about poverty and life in refugee camps make it difficult to understand the choices that individual refugees make when moving from one place to another within Africa, including from refugee settlements to town, to refugee camps and vice versa. Certain choices which individual migrants make, and which may appear incomprehensible, respond in fact to a clear logic and represent, as it were, diversified forms of social security. R…
Kinship ties on the move
One of the main human factors recognized in the New Classical economy of labour market explanations is that families, extended families or even groups of neighbours might be involved in designing the migration path of one or more members of the group, so that the migrant, once settled in the host country, could help the others in their original country. It is only more recently that migration studies have recognized the gender dynamics involved i…
GDPR tra protezione dei dati personali e privacy. Intervista a Giulia Barrera
EB/FD Perché secondo te l’Unione Europea ha voluto emanare un regolamento relativo alla protezione dei dati personali (il così detto GDPR), dal momento che già esisteva una direttiva europea sulla protezione dei dati, recepita da tutti i paesi dell’Unione? GB Prima di rispondere alla vostra domanda, vorrei fare un passo indietro e ricordare perché era stata adottata la direttiva che menzionate. L’esigenza di proteggere i dati personali con una no…
Protezione dei dati personali, etica, proprietà intellettuale e antropologia culturale e sociale in Italia
Il Regolamento generale sulla protezione dei dati entrato in vigore nel 2018 ha modificato la maniera con la quale si concepiscono i diritti e le libertà dei soggetti che cedono i propri dati personali. Il mondo della ricerca e soprattutto quello della ricerca che coinvolge esseri umani, dalla ricerca storica e sociale a quella medica, si sta confrontando con questa legge europea. L’antropologia culturale e sociale, caratterizzata da metodiche qu…
Living Memories of Domestic Slavery versus Forced Labour
Living memories of slavery in the Querimbas Islands, especially Ibo Island, are apt to reserve some surprises. When talking about slavery, some elders’ shared memories sometimes seem to be defensive, serving to justify the practice of slavery rather than decrying it. This may be ascribed to several factors. The reasons which lie behind this viewpoint seem to be related to recent past events in which forced labour and political repression of disse…
Intimate Relationships and Forced Migration Paths
Intimate relationships are part of human life in all contexts. During forced migrations, those relationships and the emotions they entail, may prompt important decisions, may accompany difficult choices, and can be an opportunity for women to overcome extreme situations of poverty. In this article, I present a number of ethnographic cases describing options and opportunities related to intimate relationships women have undertaken during the exodu…
Historical memories on slavery in southern Somalia and Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
Living memories of past movements and migrations in and out of the Querimbas Islands, especially Ibo Island, are apt to present some surprises. When talking about slavery, some elders’ shared memories sometimes seem to be defensive, serving to justify the practice of slavery rather than decrying it. This may be ascribed to several factors. External observers often look at dependency interrelations in poor areas in ways that do not coincide with t…
Sociology (14 obras) · Gender Studies (10 obras) · Global Maritime and Colonial Histories (9 obras) · History (9 obras) · African history and culture studies (7 obras) · Colonialism, slavery, and trade (6 obras) · Gender Studies (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Art (5 obras)