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200			_aA day in the life of Africa _bLIVR _fDesmond Mpilo Tutu
210			_cPenguin Books Ltd _d10 octobre 2002
215			_a288p. _ccouv.ill. _d26.67 x 2.54 x 33.02 cm
330			_aThis latest book in the Day in the Life series focuses on the amazing diversity of Africa. In February 2002, 100 top photographers from 26 countries were dispersed throughout Africa--a continent of 53 countries--for a historic round-the-clock photo shoot. The result is a stunning collection of photographs showing the incredible contrasts in the geography, people, customs, and lifestyles of Africa. The foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the introduction by Kofi Annan provide context for the complexities facing the African continent, from struggles for independence and political stability, to fighting the AIDS epidemic, to developing stable economies. The photos depict a wide range of human conditions, including everyday life in cities and villages, with people practicing a variety of customs and religions. Among the collection are photos of Kenyan runners in training at dawn in the Great Rift Valley, an Arabic breadmaker in Egypt, a marketplace in Ghana, AIDS-afflicted patients in a hospital in Zambia, a "soul-eater" in Burkina Faso, and a manhood ritual in South Africa's Transkei region.
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700			_4070 _a Mpilo Tutu _b Desmond _921626
701			_4070 _a A. Annan _bKofie _921627
701			_4070 _aCohen _bDavid _921628
701			_4651 _a Collins _bCharles _921629
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