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Chapter 9. Antipassive derivation in Soninke (West Mande)
Typological Studies in Language, 2021Abstract Soninke, a West Mande language spoken in Mali, Mauritania, Gambia, and Senegal, provides crucial support to the view that accusative languages may have fully productive antipassive derivations. In Soninke, the distinction
Denis Creissels
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Cultivating Hustlers: The Agrarian Ethos of Soninke Migration
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2013Sedentariness has been disregarded in migration studies. Although recent scholarship pays greater heed to immobility, the latter is often narrowly conceptualised as the exact opposite of mobility. This article attempts to overcome such dichotomies by focusing on agrarian life and activities in one of the most migratory rural contexts in West Africa ...
Paolo Gaibazzi
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The quest for luck: fate, fortune, work and the unexpected among Gambian Soninke hustlers
Critical African Studies, 2015Paolo Gaibazzi
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Francophone Migrations, French Islam and Wellbeing: The Soninké Foyer in Paris
, 2022Addressing several issues of significance in the fields of Anthropology of Migration, Politics of Healthcare, Religious and Francophone Studies, this book pursues an unprecedented line of research by bringing to the fore the geopolitical dimension of ...
Dafne Accoroni
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THE RANK EFFECT: POST-EMANCIPATION IMMOBILITY IN A SONINKE VILLAGE*
The Journal of African History, 2012ABSTRACTThe end of internal slavery in West Africa is generally associated with an increase in labour mobility. This article complicates this picture by showing that the effects of status – the rank effect – on people's ability to migrate often outlasted emancipation.
Paolo Gaibazzi
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The Soninke Civilization: The Conflict of Generation in the Contemporary Soninkara
Advances in AnthropologyIssa Gadjigo
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Migration, identity and immobility in a Malian Soninke Village
, 2012Gunvor Jónsson
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Studies on the Soninke Societal Organization and its Flaws
2023This article investigates the contemporary Soninke societal organization and its flaws. The Soninke are conservative and hate social disorder. The Soninke families called xabiilo (clans) are stratified hieratically, but profoundly characterized by some social inequalities.
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