SOAS Research Online

Authored Books

Becker, Felicitas (2005) Changing to survive. The spread of Islam in Southeast Tanzania, ca. 1880-2000. unknown: unknown. (Unpublished)

Becker, Felicitas and Beez, Jigal (2005) Der Maji-Maji-Krieg in Deutsch-Ostafrika, 1905-1907. Berlin: Christoph Links Verlag.

Edited Book or Journal Volume

Becker, Felicitas, Cabrita, Joel and Rodet, Marie, eds. (2018) Religion, Media, and Marginality in Modern Africa. Athens, USA: Ohio University Press.

Book Chapters

Haustein, Jörg (2018) 'Provincializing Representation: East African Islam in the German Colonial Press.' In: Becker, Felicitas, Cabrita, Joel and Rodet, Marie, (eds.), Religion, Media, and Marginality in Modern Africa. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press, pp. 70-92.

Becker, Felicitas (2001) 'Primary text 5: Ben R. Mtobwa's Dar es Salaam by night, translated and with a short introduction by Felicitas Becker.' In: Newell, Stephanie, (ed.), Readings in African Popular Fiction. Oxford: James Currey ; Indiana University Press, pp. 129-133.

Journal Article

Becker, Felicitas (2004) 'Netzwerke vs Gesamtgesellschaft: ein Gegensatz? Anregungen fuer Verflechtungsgeschichte.' Geschichte und Gesellschaft. Zeitschrift fuer historische Sozialwissenschaft, 30 (2). pp. 313-324.

Becker, Felicitas (2004) 'Traders, big men and prophets: political continuity and crisis in the Maji Maji rebellion in Southeast Tanzania.' The Journal of African History, 45 (1). pp. 1-22.

Becker, Felicitas (2002) 'From the battlefield to a cinema near you. Pitfalls in representing the Yugoslav war in film.' Kinoeye. A fortnightly journal of cinema in the new Europe, 2 (4).

Becker, Felicitas (2002) 'Review of: Pal Ahluwalia: politics and postcolonial theory.' Canadian Journal of African Studies, 36 (1). pp. 135-137.

Becker, Felicitas (2002) 'Teenage murderesses and monster babies. The portrayal of young people in recent Central European film.' Kinoeye. A fortnightly journal of cinema in the new Europe, 2.

Becker, Felicitas (2002) 'The ad that failed. The making and uses of the film Hidember.' Kinoeye. A fortnightly journal of cinema in the new Europe, 2 (10).