"Indígenas De Moçambique: Estudos Sociológicos..." presents a detailed exploration of the indigenous peoples of Mozambique through a sociological lens. Authored by Manuel Moreira Feio, this study delves into the social structures, cultural practices, and historical experiences of Mozambique's native populations. This book offers valuable insights into the impact of colonialism and modernization on indigenous communities, providing a nuanced understanding of their evolving identities and social dynamics.

The work examines various aspects of indigenous life, including social organization, economic activities, and cultural traditions, making it an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in the social history and anthropology of Mozambique. This seminal work contributes significantly to the field of African studies and remains relevant for understanding contemporary social issues in Mozambique.

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