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"We Only Come Here to Struggle"
Stories from Berida's Life

 

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"We Only Come Here to Struggle"
Stories from Berida's Life

by Claire Robertson (Author)
by Berida Ndambuki (Author)

 

Hardback

ISBN: 9780253337016

 

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Presents the story of Berida Ndambuki. This book reveals the portrait of a contemporary African woman who refuses to submit to stereotyping and claims our respect in sharing her fears and her triumphs.



Together they present a well-rounded portrait of a contemporary African woman who refuses to submit to stereotyping and claims our respect in sharing her fears and her triumphs.


 

ISBN 253337011
ISBN13 9780253337016
Publisher Indiana University Press
Format Hardback
Publication date 01/06/2000
Pages 240
Weight (grammes) 399
Published in United States
Height (mm) 235
Width (mm) 156

Contents
List of Illustrations
Glossary and Currency :Introduction
Chapter I
"I Am Berida Ndambuki"
Chapter 2
"No woman can know what will happen to her in marriage" Marriage, Children and Survival
Chapter 3
"Now I was in business"
Work:
From Kathonzweni to Nairobi
Chapter 4
"The Akamba are a peaceloving people"
Ethnicity, Religion and Politics
Chapter 5
"I ask myself, why did I have my children?"
Life and Death
Postscript
Our Relations
On Friendship and Cross?cultural (Mis)Understanding


Bibliography
Index