Civilization, Custom, and Controversy
Civilization, Custom, and Controversy
CATHOLIC CONVERSION AND FRENCH RULE IN SENEGAL
Providing a contrast to the image of harmony developed around the cathedral’s consecration, Chapter 6 returns to rural Senegal to assess the administration’s religious policies in the wake of the First World War. It commences with a history of the legal status of African Christian converts in Senegal, a key theme in the long-standing civilizing debate between missionaries and administrators, before examining how the issue became
Keywords: Catholicis, Missionaries, Conversion, Custom, Colonial administration, Casamance, Politics, Civilizing mission, animism
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