Marcelo Antonio Pavanello
Biographic Data
| ID | 3477683 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marcelo Antonio Pavanello |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marcelo Antonio |
| FAMILY NAME | Pavanello |
| SIGNATURE | PAVANELLO M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1361-3650 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Allou, Kouamé René. — Les Nzema. Un peuple akan de Côte d’Ivoire et du Ghana
L’Harmattan est une maison d’édition qui a le mérite d’avoir permis à beaucoup d’auteurs et de spécialistes africains de publier un nombre important d’ouvrages, dont la plupart sont de qualité remarquable. Avec Les Nzema. Un people akan de Côte d’Ivoire et du Ghana par Kouamé René Allou, L’Harmattan publie en 2013 un travail dont la valeur est douteuse, tant du côté scientifique que de celui de l’édition de l’ouvrage. Ce livre s’occupe d’une soci…
Reconsidering Ivor Wilks’s “Big Bang” Theory of Akan History
Aims To evaluate tear and serum IgE and eosinophil cationic protein (ECP) as severity markers for atopic keratoconjunctivitis (AKC). Methods Thirty eyes of 30 patients with AKC and 10 eyes of 10 healthy control subjects were examined in this prospective study. All subjects underwent fluorescein staining, conjunctival injection, conjunctival oedema and papillary formation grading. Tear and serum IgE and ECP levels were measured, and correlations b…
Reconsidering Ivor Wilks’s “Big Bang” Theory of Akan History
GHANA STUDIES / Volume 14 ISSN 1536-5514 / E-ISSN 2333-7168© 2012 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System 11 RECONSIDERING IVOR WILKS’S “BIG BANG” THEORY OF AKAN HISTORY MARIANO PAVANELLO Introduction: The Akan “Big Bang” Theory In this article, I wish to discuss Ivor Wilks’s “big bang” theory of Akan history,1 particularly as it concerns the related hypothesis on the recent origin of matrilineal mmusua.2 Wilks assumes that,…
Clan, lignage et mariage en pays nzema (Ghana)
L’analyse lexicale et étymologique du mot abusua, ainsi que l’analyse de la coïncidence conceptuelle du mariage entre cousins croisés et du mariage avec une femme captive (suanu agya), met en évidence les conditions structurales de la société nzema, entre matrilinéarité et patrifiliation. La comparaison avec les systèmes de parenté nzema, asante, fanti et wassa, met enfin en évidence le fait que le suanu agya¡, en tant que mariage avec une femme …
Le strutture della disuguaglianza
Stefano Boni, Le strutture della disuguaglianza: capi, appartenenze e gerarchie nel mondo Akan dell'Africa occidentale. Milano: Franco Angeli (paperack €24.00, ISBN 88 464 4700 X). 2003, 303 pp. - Volume 74 Issue 4
The Bureaucratization of Traditional Authority under Colonial Rule
This paper compares the administrative systems of the Asante kingdom in the nineteenth century with that of the twentieth century when the Asante traditional authority operated within the framework of British colonial overrule. The object of the comparison is to evaluate the degree to which the two
Parenté, catégories économiques et théorie du pouvoir. Le cas des Nzema du Ghana
Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The matrilineal Nzema of southwestern Ghana are mainly farmers and fishers belonging to the Akan language group. The author studied the Nzema economic system of thought with reference to the traditional kinship and political organization. The funda-mental aspects of that System have to do with the structural relation between matrilineal descent and patrilocal bon…
The work of the ancestors and the profit of the living
This article, based on fieldwork, explores the main economic categories of the Nzema, matrilineal farmers of South West Ghana, with the aim of reconstructing a local economic theory. The starting point is that any economic theory is logically founded in its own principles and that the internal coherence of a theory depends on its ability to represent the interests of the society to which it is applied. The work of ancestors appears as a founding …
The work of the ancestors and the profit of the living
This article, based on fieldwork, explores the main economic categories of the Nzema, matrilineal farmers of South West Ghana, with the aim of reconstructing a local economic theory. The starting point is that any economic theory is logically founded in its own principles and that the internal coherence of a theory depends on its ability to represent the interests of the society to which it is applied. The work of ancestors appears as a founding …
Parenté, catégories économiques et théorie du pouvoir. Le cas des Nzema du Ghana
Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The matrilineal Nzema of southwestern Ghana are mainly farmers and fishers belonging to the Akan language group. The author studied the Nzema economic system of thought with reference to the traditional kinship and political organization. The funda-mental aspects of that System have to do with the structural relation between matrilineal descent and patrilocal bon…
Le strutture della disuguaglianza
Stefano Boni, Le strutture della disuguaglianza: capi, appartenenze e gerarchie nel mondo Akan dell'Africa occidentale. Milano: Franco Angeli (paperack €24.00, ISBN 88 464 4700 X). 2003, 303 pp. - Volume 74 Issue 4
Reconsidering Ivor Wilks’s “Big Bang” Theory of Akan History
GHANA STUDIES / Volume 14 ISSN 1536-5514 / E-ISSN 2333-7168© 2012 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System 11 RECONSIDERING IVOR WILKS’S “BIG BANG” THEORY OF AKAN HISTORY MARIANO PAVANELLO Introduction: The Akan “Big Bang” Theory In this article, I wish to discuss Ivor Wilks’s “big bang” theory of Akan history,1 particularly as it concerns the related hypothesis on the recent origin of matrilineal mmusua.2 Wilks assumes that,…
The work of the ancestors and the profit of the living
This article, based on fieldwork, explores the main economic categories of the Nzema, matrilineal farmers of South West Ghana, with the aim of reconstructing a local economic theory. The starting point is that any economic theory is logically founded in its own principles and that the internal coherence of a theory depends on its ability to represent the interests of the society to which it is applied. The work of ancestors appears as a founding …
Parenté, catégories économiques et théorie du pouvoir. Le cas des Nzema du Ghana
Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The matrilineal Nzema of southwestern Ghana are mainly farmers and fishers belonging to the Akan language group. The author studied the Nzema economic system of thought with reference to the traditional kinship and political organization. The funda-mental aspects of that System have to do with the structural relation between matrilineal descent and patrilocal bon…
The Bureaucratization of Traditional Authority under Colonial Rule
This paper compares the administrative systems of the Asante kingdom in the nineteenth century with that of the twentieth century when the Asante traditional authority operated within the framework of British colonial overrule. The object of the comparison is to evaluate the degree to which the two
Le strutture della disuguaglianza
Stefano Boni, Le strutture della disuguaglianza: capi, appartenenze e gerarchie nel mondo Akan dell'Africa occidentale. Milano: Franco Angeli (paperack €24.00, ISBN 88 464 4700 X). 2003, 303 pp. - Volume 74 Issue 4
Clan, lignage et mariage en pays nzema (Ghana)
L’analyse lexicale et étymologique du mot abusua, ainsi que l’analyse de la coïncidence conceptuelle du mariage entre cousins croisés et du mariage avec une femme captive (suanu agya), met en évidence les conditions structurales de la société nzema, entre matrilinéarité et patrifiliation. La comparaison avec les systèmes de parenté nzema, asante, fanti et wassa, met enfin en évidence le fait que le suanu agya¡, en tant que mariage avec une femme …
Reconsidering Ivor Wilks’s “Big Bang” Theory of Akan History
GHANA STUDIES / Volume 14 ISSN 1536-5514 / E-ISSN 2333-7168© 2012 by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System 11 RECONSIDERING IVOR WILKS’S “BIG BANG” THEORY OF AKAN HISTORY MARIANO PAVANELLO Introduction: The Akan “Big Bang” Theory In this article, I wish to discuss Ivor Wilks’s “big bang” theory of Akan history,1 particularly as it concerns the related hypothesis on the recent origin of matrilineal mmusua.2 Wilks assumes that,…
Reconsidering Ivor Wilks’s “Big Bang” Theory of Akan History
Aims To evaluate tear and serum IgE and eosinophil cationic protein (ECP) as severity markers for atopic keratoconjunctivitis (AKC). Methods Thirty eyes of 30 patients with AKC and 10 eyes of 10 healthy control subjects were examined in this prospective study. All subjects underwent fluorescein staining, conjunctival injection, conjunctival oedema and papillary formation grading. Tear and serum IgE and ECP levels were measured, and correlations b…
Allou, Kouamé René. — Les Nzema. Un peuple akan de Côte d’Ivoire et du Ghana
L’Harmattan est une maison d’édition qui a le mérite d’avoir permis à beaucoup d’auteurs et de spécialistes africains de publier un nombre important d’ouvrages, dont la plupart sont de qualité remarquable. Avec Les Nzema. Un people akan de Côte d’Ivoire et du Ghana par Kouamé René Allou, L’Harmattan publie en 2013 un travail dont la valeur est douteuse, tant du côté scientifique que de celui de l’édition de l’ouvrage. Ce livre s’occupe d’une soci…
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