Masking Traditions and Their Behavioral Functions in Accounting for Stability and Order: A Critical Exposition of Select Study of West, East and Central African Masks

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"Masking Traditions and Their Behavioral Functions in Accounting for Stability and Order: A Critical Exposition of Select Study of West, East and Central African Masks"
written by K. C. Ani Casimir, Orajaka Sussan Nwakego, Emmanuel Umezinwa,
published by Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.5 No.2, 2015

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