Becoming Plural: A Tale of Two Sudans,Used

Becoming Plural: A Tale of Two Sudans,Used

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Becoming Plural combines a warm appreciation of the Sudanese people with an astute sense of the circumstances under which they live. The author documents in candid portraits the Sudanese at grass roots level, and records their hopes and fears as Sudan formally breaks into two separate states. 'In July 2011, Sudan officially 'became plural' as the country split in two; the unofficial northsouth divide between the Arabdominated north and the more ethnically African south was formalized, after the people of Southern Sudan voted overwhelmingly to separate from the rest of the country.Richard Boggs lived and worked among the Sudanese for many years, first coming to Sudan as a volunteer in 1986. He has lived in both Juba and Khartoum, and shared the reality of life in Sudan with the people around him. This has enabled him to provide an intimate portrait of the characteristics and values of the Sudanese people. He conveys astutely the particular circumstances in which they live, creating a record of their hopes and fears as Sudan formally breaks into two separate states.Written during a key moment in Sudanese history, as South Sudan gained its independence in July 2011, this unique portrait contains over 100 neverbeforepublished photographs. It brings Sudanese cultures and traditions to a Western audience.

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