Dance and Society in Nineteenth Century Mogadishu
Written by Edward Alpers
In his analysis, Edward Alpers explores the role of dance in late 19th century Mogadishu, Somalia. Through examining various sources, including travel accounts and oral traditions, he highlights the cultural significance of dance as a form of expression and social communication.
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