Background
Forster, Peter Glover was born on April 3, 1944 in Preston, England. Son of John Glover and Hilda Forster.
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T. Cullen Young was a Livingstonia missionary, who first set sail for Malawi in 1904. Hw was influential in education, and the Africanisation of the church. Later on, he developed an interest in African languages, culture and history, writing prolifically on these subjects, and may now be read as a documentalist of this particular period of missionary history. Cullen Young's studies of the Tumbuka for example, provided the first published record of the ethnography and history of northern Malawi. This studies provides an overview of the man and his work, placing the thinking of this particular writer into historical and social context. It exploes the oft-neglected areas of common interest between missionaries and anthropologists. It comments on Cullen Young's historical, educational and literary contributions, and his political concerns, illustrating how Cullen Young's broader concerns with African culture had political implications in the pre- and post-independence eras. The biography further explores the relationship between its subject and the young Hastings Kamuzu Banda, and their subsequent collaborative work.
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Sociology and anthropology lecturer
Forster, Peter Glover was born on April 3, 1944 in Preston, England. Son of John Glover and Hilda Forster.
Bachelor in Economics and Social Studies, U. Manchester, England, 1965; Master of Arts, U. Manchester, England, 1967; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Hull, 1977.
Assistant lecturer department sociology and anthropology, U. Hull, 1966-1969; lecturer, U. Hull, since 1969; senior lecturer, U. Hull, since 1991; dir.Ctr. for Development Area Studies, U. Hull, 1992-1994. Lecturer sociology U. Malawi, 1978-1981. Coordinator British Council Sociology, Dar es Salaam.
(T. Cullen Young was a Livingstonia missionary, who first ...)
Fellow Royal African Society. Member Association for Social Anthropologists of the Commonwealth.
Married Suzie Rose Longwe, May 1979;children: Faiwell Michael, Susan Yasuzga.