The World has not Changed

Authors

  • Trond Waage Visual Cultural Studies, Department of Social Science, UiT/Arctic University of Norway

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15845/jaf.v5i02.3418

Abstract

The Pèrè people is a ethnic group who lives on the Pere plains. Their territory is divided by the Nigerian Cameroonian border. Their traditions are threatened of desperation by a strong islamization process and by migration into the cities. At the regional radio station CRTV Adamaoua, in Northern Cameroon, do they have redaction on various local languages. This film follows of the Pèrè redaction and its work to take care of the traditions of its people and to facilitate communication between its people and the modern world. The film is shot on SD (DV-CAM).

 

Author Biography

Trond Waage, Visual Cultural Studies, Department of Social Science, UiT/Arctic University of Norway

Trond Waage holds  PhD in social anthropoloyg, and has been a faculty member at the  Visual Anthropology programme at UiT-Arctic Univeristy of Norway since it started. He has conducted research in both Northern Norway and Northern Cameroon. In Norhtern Norway he has worked on costal communities on issues concerning youth and identity. In urban Cameroon has he explored the themes of urbanisation, ethnicity, gender and religion. Waage has also been involved in university collaboration programmes involving teaching Visual Anthropology at universiteis in Cameroon (Ngaoundéré and Maroua) and Mali (Bamako). 

Waage has made several anthropological films, among them 'Living with Boko Haram' (2016, with Mouazamou Ahmadou) and 'Mairuuwa - Masters of Water (2015). He has published several articles connected to the films he has made (2013, 2016, 2018 a, 2018b). 

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Published

2021-10-23

How to Cite

Waage, T. (2021). The World has not Changed. Journal of Anthropological Films, 5(02). https://doi.org/10.15845/jaf.v5i02.3418

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Films