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Some religious and spiritual beliefs and practices of African Americans derive from African worldviews, such as communalism (i. Similarly, Lammers investigates the interactions and relationships between Jewish and non-Jewish neighbors in the East End as a way to interrogate one of the most enduring national myths of Britain, the loss of the "traditional" East End and working class communalism. Whether it is to cash in on the high-end market for "primitive" art (what the auction house Sotheby's calls "Important Tribal Art"), or to promote a redemptive view of a continent where racialized and utopic forms of essential "blackness" are defined as rhythm, earthiness, primitive joy, communalism, and "soul"--either way, the historically dynamic aspect of African art is set aside. |
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