This book presents important works about the Acholi in Uganda in
one volume. Frank Knowles Girling's The Acholi of Uganda and Okot
p'Bitek's The Religion of the Central Lwo, African Religions in
Western Scholarship and Acholi Love. Girling was writing about the
Acholi at the time Okot was a teenager. They were also both
introduced to anthropology in England by some of the same people,
and they were both outsiders. Girling was a Marxist and a veteran
of the Spanish Civil War. He was actually thrown out of Uganda when
he invited Indian independence activists to visit him. He was
subsequently refused access to the UK anthropology establishment
and became a sociologist - working on the working class in Glasgow.
Okot was one of the most important of all African poets. His
approach to anthropology is polemical and engaging.
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