Ottenberg, Simon
Variant namesBiographical notes:
Simon Ottenberg is emeritus professor of Anthropology at the University of Washington, Seattle, where he was a faculty member from 1955-1991. He received his PhD from Northwestern University in 1957. His advisor was Melville J. Herskovits, founder of the Program of African Studies.
From the guide to the Simon Ottenberg Papers, 1950s-2000s, (Melville J. Herskovits Library of African Studies)
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Subjects:
- Aesthetics, African
- Afikpo Igbo masquerade audiences
- Afikpo Igbo masquerade performance
- Afikpo Igbo masquerades
- Art, African
- Art, African
- African masquerade performance
- Art and society
- Art, Igbo
- Artists, Igbo
- Arts
- Beadwork, Limba
- Brides
- Children's masquerades
- Ethnology
- Igbo (African people)
- Igbo (African people)
- Igbo painted wall designs
- Limba (African people)
- Limba (African people)
- Limba (African people)
- Limba (African people)
- Limba (African people)
- Limba beaded headbands
- Limba dance
- Limba ensembles (Musical groups)
- Limba men's initiation
- Limba music
- Limba musical instruments
- Limba performance
- Limba women's initiation
- Maskers
- Masks, African
- Masks, African
- Masks, Igbo
- Masquerade performance
- Masquerades
- Mural paintings and decoration, Igbo
- Social change
- Songs, Limba
- Women, Limba
- Wood-carvers, Igbo
Occupations:
- Compilers
Places:
- Africa, West (as recorded)
- Nigeria (as recorded)
- Nigeria--Afikpo (as recorded)
- Bafodea (Sierra Leone) (as recorded)
- Africa (as recorded)
- Africa, West (as recorded)
- Musicians (as recorded)
- Nigeria--Afikpo (as recorded)
- Sierra Leone--Bafodea (as recorded)
- Sierra Leone (as recorded)