Collection de monographies ethnographiques

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Collection de Monographies ethnographiques (Collection of Ethnographic Monographs) is a Belgian, French-language ethnographic book series published in Brussels from 1907–1914 . The series was published under the direction and in part also authorship of Cyrille van Overbergh . Like the annals of the Musée du Congo Belge , it is on the Congo Belge , i. H. the Belgian colonial possessions, focused. The texts describe the various ethnic groups in the Belgian Congo at the beginning of the 20th century in a systematic way and using the ethnographic knowledge of the time . Between 1907 and 1914 eleven volumes were published by the Albert de Wit publishing house and the Institut Internationale de Bibliographie . Van Overbergh, Secretary General of the Union des Associations Internationales , was also the editor of the International Movement Sociologique published Catalog des ouvrages ethnographiques , who also at De Witte and the de Office International Bibliography appeared. The planned continuation of the book series can be seen from a statement by the editor: "... les Fang, les Bayaka, peut-être davantage".

Overview

  • 1 Les Bangala . 1907. Cyrille van Overbergh ( digitized version )
  • 2 Les Mayombe. 1907. ( digitized version )
  • 3 Les Basonge (Etat Ind. Du Congo). 1908. Cyrille van Overbergh, Édouard de Jonghe ( digitized )
  • 4 Les Warega (Congo Belge). 1909. Charles Godefroid Félix François Delhaise
  • 5 Les Mangbetu (Congo Belge) . 1909. Cyrille van Overbergh.
  • 6 Les Kuku 1910. Joseph Vanden Plas ( digitized )
  • 7 Les Ababua . 1911. Joseph Halkin, Ernest Viaene
  • 8 Les Mandja . 1911. Fernand Gaud
  • 9 Les Baholoholo (Congo Belgium). 1912. Robert Schmitz
  • 10/11 Les Baluba . 1914. R. Pierre Colle ( digitized I , II )

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ La Documentation Internationale et l'Ethnographie

literature

  • Madeleine Herren: Back doors to power: internationalism and modernization-oriented foreign policy in Belgium, Switzerland and the USA. Munich: Oldenbourg 2000 ( partial online view ) (section: Belgian internationalization strategies 1900–1909)

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