if you like moero! ii otoko, we can notify you when new chapters published. to be notified for new moero! ii otoko chapters like moero! ii otoko 009. ukuba ukhathalele ngemeko yesikhumba sakho kwaye uthembela iimveliso zendalo, ungazama ukudala ubisi lwakho olwenziwe ukuzenzela ukuze ususe i--makeup. ngokuqinisekileyo, kuya kuba yinto eqinile njengoko isitoreli esisodwa, mhlawumbi, kuya kufuneka sigcinwe kwifriji. nangona kunjalo, ubisi olunjalo luya kubangela uvuyo lokwenene kubantu abathanda ukukhupha ulusu lwabo ngento efanelekileyo kunye neyodwa. Popular Snapshots and Tracks to the PastD. de Lame and C. Rassool (eds)Series: Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities, vol. 171296 p.ISBN: 978-9-0747-5279-4 Flexible, informal appropriations of individual creations can combine with other elements and produce specific strategic positioning, act as markers in power games and rally partisans. Yet, in essence they do not have this function. In the first place, appropriations are acts of creation in their own right; they are “expressive acts”. Accordingly, they are comparable with many other collective expressions of belonging that reaffirm the existence of a community and testify to its capability of assimilating novelty and (re)building the past. In this respect, popular cultural expressions do not differ fundamentally from collective rituals, where memory is enacted and modified through creative changes enabling the social assimilation of novelty. Objects, texts, sets of norms, and museums are like snapshots open to interpretation, ready for recycling. To orderSee how to order on the following webpage: http://www.africamuseum.be/publicationsBy e-mail publications@africamuseum.be / by fax: +32 2 7695511 / or by regular mail: Publications Service, RMCA Leuvensesteenweg 13, 3080 Tervuren, BelgiumTel: +32 2 769 5208Moreover, if you would like to be kept promptly and efficiently informed, by e.mail, about the publication of new works in Human Sciences, simply return to the Royal Museum for Central Africa, Publications Service, 13 Leuvensesteenweg, 3080 Tervuren, Belgium.By fax: + 32 (0)2 767 02 42 / by e-mail: dirk.de.croes@africamuseum.be