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100 1  Englund, Harri,|eaut 
245 10 Gogo Breeze :|bZambia's radio elder and the voices of free
       speech /|cHarri Englund 
264  1 Chicago :|bThe University of Chicago Press,|c2018 
264  4 |c©2018 
300    xi, 280 s. ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index 
505 8  Being Gogo Breeze -- Mass-mediated elderhood -- The 
       grandfather's voices -- Obligations on and off air -- On 
       air: beyond charity -- Off air: private service -- Women 
       and children -- Between feminisms and paternalisms -- 
       Children's voices -- Coda -- Radio obligations -- Appendix
       A: confronting mill owners -- Appendix B: helping Miriam 
       Nkhoma 
520 8  When Breeze FM Radio, in the provincial Zambian town of 
       Chipata, hired an elderly retired school teacher in 2003, 
       no one anticipated the skyrocketing success that would 
       follow. A self-styled grandfather on air, Gogo Breeze 
       seeks intimacy over the airwaves and dispenses advice on a
       wide variety of grievances and transgressions. Multiple 
       voices are broadcast and juxtaposed through call-ins and 
       dialogue, but free speech finds its ally in the radio 
       elder who, by allowing people to be heard and supporting 
       their claims, reminds authorities of their obligations 
       toward the disaffected. Harri Englund provides a 
       masterfully detailed study of this popular radio 
       personality that addresses broad questions of free speech 
       in Zambia and beyond. By drawing on ethnographic insights 
       into political communication, Englund presents multivocal 
       morality as an alternative to dominant Euro-American 
       perspectives, displacing the simplistic notion of voice as
       individual personal property an idea common in both policy
       and activist rhetoric. Instead, Englund focuses on the 
       creativity and polyphony of Zambian radio while raising 
       important questions about hierarchy, elderhood, and ethics
       in the public sphere. A lively, engaging portrait of an 
       extraordinary personality, Gogo Breeze will interest 
       Africanists, scholars of radio and mass media, and anyone 
       interested in the history and future of free speech 
583    |5Afr|aafrwide 2018-1 1802c 
600 00 Gogo Breeze 
610 20 Breeze FM (Radio station : Zambia) 
650  0 Radio broadcasting|zZambia 
650  0 Mass media|xSocial aspects|zZambia 
650  0 Mass media|xSocial aspects 
650  0 Radio broadcasting 
650  4 |5Afr|aMass media 
650  4 |5Afr|aRadio 
650  4 |5Afr|aBroadcasting 
650  4 |5Afr|aFreedom of speech 
650  7 Radiosändning|2sao 
650  7 Massmedia - sociala aspekter|2sao 
650  7 Yttrandefrihet|2sao 
651  4 Zambia 
651  4 |5Afr|aZambia 
653    Dawit Isaak-biblioteket