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Mbopo Initiation Rite in Ibibio: Ibibio Cultural Heritage [PDF]
In Ibibio pre-colonial time, Mbopo culture was found to be practiced in every family, it was a pride of every young maiden then to be initiated in this cultural institution, without which the person will not be regarded in the society.
Nana, Aniekan Etim +1 more
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Description of Logophors in Ibibio [PDF]
This paper concerns the description of logophors in Ibibio, a Lower-Cross language spoken in southern Nigeria. Logophors are grammatical forms used in reference to the person in a sentence whose point of view is being reported (Clements 1975). In Ibibio,
Newkirk, Lydia, Newkirk, Lydia
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This paper presents a description and analysis of logophoric pronouns in Ibibio. I show that Ibibio logophors, although they behave in most respects like typical logophoric pronouns in West African languages, obey Shift Together like shifted indexicals ...
Lydia Newkirk, Newkirk, Lydia
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Demonstrative Patterns in English and Ibibio [PDF]
This paper provides a descriptive analysis of demonstrative pronouns in English and Ibibio. The data for the analysis of demonstratives in Ibibio were drawn from central Ibibio by elicitation.
Udosen, Escor Efiong, Ekah, Maria-Helen
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The Hidden Dimension of Social Norms in Ibibio: Tri-Tangential Trajectory of Ibibio Indigenous Knowledge on Morality [PDF]
This study examined the hidden ethical elements of norms in Ibibio culture and its dayto- day manifestations within the periscope of ethical prerequisite.
Essien, Essien D., Essien D. Essien
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This paper investigates serial verb constructions (SVC) in Ibibio, a Niger-Congo language spoken in ...
Major, Travis, Major, Travis
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Demonstrative Paradigms in English and Ibibio: Some Contrastive Observations [PDF]
This paper describes demonstrative paradigms in English and Ibibio based on their syntactic and semantic behaviours, especially with English as the language of education in Nigeria.
Ekah, Maria-Helen
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Language, Culture and Communication: The Ibibio Worldview [PDF]
Language, culture and communication are complementary elements/features in all societies. The Ibibio society which is the focus of this article describes the people as well as the language.
Ansa, Stella A., Okon, Bassey A.
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Studies in Ibibio Grammar [PDF]
This volume is a collection of various papers, handouts, and elicitation notes produced by graduate and undergraduate students as part of the Field Methods course at KU during the spring 2014 semester.
Aldamen, Hesham Abdel Karim +11 more
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Verb and predicate coordination in Ibibio [PDF]
This paper reports on the ‘and’-word nyʌ́ŋ in Ibibio verbal coordination. Like En- glish and, Ibibio possesses morphologically invariant coordinators linking NPs, PPs, and CPs. However, these cannot coordinate verbs and predicates, unlike and in English.
Udoinyang, Mfon +5 more
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