"The culture and modernity of African desert colonialism" is a book on African stories. How much do we understand and know about Africa? The writer apparently wanted to show Africa, not visible Africa. It's not just the history of Africa that it looks like it's there, but it'll be explained by several leaders in their stories about why Africa was sick and what it had to do with it. The story of Franz Paguy, my favorite, and the cultural theory of Tessoll in Tessol, is a true story about Africa