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Journal of African Languages and Literatures, No 4 (2023): Journal of African Languages and Literatures

2023
On the semantics of Tarifiyt verbs of seeing...1-27 A history of Gurara Berber (Taznatit)...104-119 Nico Nassenstein, Swahili Proverbs from the Democratic Republic of the Congo...120-125 Front matter...i-ii Wh-question formation in Lokạạ...28-49 Paul Newman, A History of the Hausa Language.
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Journal of African Languages and Literatures, N. 2 (2021): Journal of African Languages and Literatures

2021
Emenyonu and the language of Igbo literature: A review...138-145 Front matter...i-ii Epenthetic glides in Taqbaylit...1-29 Negation in Kabyle (Berber)...30-79 Discourse organization in Gorwaa narratives: An exploratory overview...80-113 Sign language research in Ghana: An overview of indigenous and foreign-based sign languages...114 ...
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Endangered Species: African Cultures, Languages and Literatures

Journal of the African Literature Association, 2009
(2009). Endangered Species: African Cultures, Languages and Literatures. Journal of the African Literature Association: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 48-59.
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Journal of African Languages and Literatures, N. 1 (2020): Journal of African Languages and Literatures

2020
Synchronic and diachronic strategies of mora preservation in Gújjolaay Eegimaa...1-25 Front matter...i-ii What grammar for Bamileke languages? A common grammar or a ‘library’ of grammars?...26-61 Outlier stock and Northern Nigeria’s convergence zones...62-88 Promoting women empowerment through songs: Barmani Choge and her performances...89-109 Crafting
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Literature in African Languages: Theoretical Issues and Sample Surveys.

Man, 1987
Preface Editors' introduction 1. Oral litertaure B. W. Andrzejewski 2. The rise of written literatures in African languages Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 3. Literature in Fula D. W. Arnott 4. Literatures in the Mande and neighbouring languages Gordon Innes 5. Akan folk literature and the beginnings of writing in Twi Nina Pawlak 6.
Graham Furniss, B. W. Andrzejewski
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Routes: language and the identity of African literature

The Journal of Modern African Studies, 1999
The debate over the language of African literature has continued to generate significant interest ever since the emergence of African literary writing in European languages. Discussions of this debate have in the past often highlighted the inherently normative character of the idea of an African literature in African languages.
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African Influence in the Brazilian Portuguese Language and Literature

Hispania, 1943
This cannot be said of the language of Brazil as it is spoken by the people and as it is being incorporated into the literature of the nation. During the sixteenth century, the spoken Portuguese of Brazil acquired new terms and new rhythms, and slowly began to change until a mixed tongue evolved.
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Bibliography of Current Literature Dealing with African Languages and Cultures

Africa, 1936
The Bibliography aims at giving a survey of the most important books and articles dealing with African languages and cultures. Entries in this number cover publications from September to November 1936. The Editor will welcome information in regard to books, pamphlets, or other papers published in Africa which might otherwise not come to his attention ...
H. Labouret, N. De Cleene, O. F. Raum, I. Schapera, A. Wucherer   +4 more
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Philosophy, Language, and Literature in an African Context

Philosophy, Language, and Literature in an African Context investigates the link between philosophy and language in African literature. Wilfred Lajul and the contributors argue that African literature is more than the desire of literary writers to entertain or provoke thought, but rather a stylistic means through which they convey important information
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Language and Theme: Essays on African Literature

African Studies Review, 1992
Anne Lippert, Emmanuel N. Obiechina, Mineke Schipper   +2 more
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