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Frontmatter -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- Teil I. Befugnisse und Maßnahmen gegenüber geistig Minderwertigen -- Teil II. Zentral- und Lokalbehörden -- Teil III. Genehmigung und Vorschriften für die Anstalten usw -- Teil IV. Allgemeine Bestimmungen -- Anhang -- Backmatter

Introduction: 9/11 and its remediations in popular culture and arts in Africa / Heike Behrend -- The remediation of events : 9/11 in Nigerian videos / Abdalla Uba Adamu -- 9/11, Islam and the visual media in Northern Nigeria : a semiotic analysis of two selected pre and post 9/11 posters / Nura Ibrahim -- (Re)making enemies : representations of the terrorists in pre- and post-9/11 editorial cartoons in Kenya / Duncan Omanga -- 9/11 in a photo studio : the Likoni photographers at the "Steirischer Herbst" in Graz, Austria / Heike Behrend -- 9/11 in the visual arts of Africa and beyond / Tobias Wendl

Former slaves, with no prior experience in electoral politics and with few economic resources or little significant social standing, created a sweeping political movement that transformed the South after the Civil War. Within a few short years after emancipation, not only were black men voting but they had elected thousands of ex-slaves to political offices. Historians have long noted the role of African American slaves in the fight for their emancipation and their many efforts to secure their freedom and citizenship, yet they have given surprisingly little attention to the system of governanc

Biographical note: Heike Behrend worked as a Professor of Social Anthropology and African Studies at the University of Cologne, Germany. Her research interests are new media (photography and video), religion, and violence. She is retired now and lives in Berlin.