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The communicative and semiotic contexts of àrokò among the Yoruba symbol-communication systems | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (2): 145-56 | ||||||
Some place-names in Àkókó land: an etymological inquiry | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (2): 157-80 | ||||||
Daura and gender in the creation of a Hausa national epic | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (1): 1-28 | ||||||
Intellectuals and ideological leadership in Ujamaa Tanzania | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (2): 129-44 | ||||||
The deictic particle DI-N in Hausa | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (1): 29-45 | ||||||
A structural analysis of Gädlä Täklä Hayamanot | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (2): 181-98 | ||||||
On the polyphonic nature of the gĩcaandĩ genre | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (1): 47-62 | ||||||
An analysis of the linguistic situation in Ghana | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (1): 63-81 | ||||||
An appraoch to relationships between Somali metre types | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (1): 83-100 | ||||||
The pragmatics of greeting, felicitation and condolence expressions in four Ethiopian languages | 1997 | African languages and cultures 10 (2): 103-28 | ||||||
Figure and ground in the Hausa [grade 2] verb | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (1): 1-25 | 0954-416X | |||||
Language, gender and the law: divorce in the context of Muslim family law in Zanzibar | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (1): 27-42 | 0954-416X | |||||
Some aspects of women's voices from northern Nigeria | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (2): 111-25 | ||||||
Boys to men: Afrikaans alternative popular music 1986-1990 | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (2): 99-109 | ||||||
The use of indigenized forms of English in Ngũgĩ's Devil on the cross: a linguistic and sociolinguistic analysis | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (1): 43-69 | 0954-416X | |||||
Kimbo wa miti: an example of Swahili women's poetry | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (1): 71-82 | 0954-416X | |||||
Sathima Bea Benjamin, exile and the [southern touch] in jazz creation and performance | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (2): 127-43 | ||||||
Representations of men and women, city and town in Kenyan novels of the 1970s and 1980s | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (2): 145-68 | ||||||
Constructions of Nigerian women in popular literatures by men | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (2): 169-88 | ||||||
Gender ideology: portrayal of women in Yorúbà Íjálá | 1996 | African languages and cultures 9 (1): 83-93 | 0954-416X | |||||
Issues of time and place adverbs in Amharic | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (2): 123-36 | ||||||
Case in Basketo | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (1): 1-17 | ||||||
On the reduction of vowel systems in Volta-Congo | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (2): 109-21 | ||||||
Aspects of Angolan literature: Luandino Vieira and Agostinho Neto | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (1): 19-42 | ||||||
The construction and deconstruction of national identities through language in the narratives of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o's A grain of wheat and Joseph Conrad's Under Western eyes | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (2): 137-51 | ||||||
Haalpulaar identity as a response to Wolofization | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (2): 153-68 | ||||||
Bilingual writers and the syntactic elaboration of Swahili | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (1): 43-59 | ||||||
The semantics of middle voice in Somali | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (1): 61-85 | ||||||
Vugo: a virginity celebration ceremony among the Swahili of Mombasa | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (1): 87-107 | ||||||
African script and scripture: the history of the Kikakui (Mende) writing system for Bible translations | 1995 | African languages and cultures 8 (2): 169-88 | ||||||
African language writing and writers: a case study of Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo and Ny Avana in Madagascar | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (1): 1-18 | ||||||
On the E e sex-related idiom : an interpretation of gender-sensitive speech in a rural setting | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (2): 83-90 | ||||||
Yoruba/English conversational code-switching as a conversational strategy | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (2): 121-31 | ||||||
Justification for the survival of vowel coalescence as a phonological process in Yorùbá | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (2): 133-42 | ||||||
Refusal to eat and drink: a metaphor for 'safe sex' in Tsonga folktales | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (1): 49-77 | ||||||
The basic colour terms of Ndebele | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (1): 36-48 | ||||||
Orality and the craft of modern Nigerian poetry: Osundare's Waiting laughters and Udechukwu's What the madman said | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (2): 101-19 | ||||||
Nana Asma'u, her elegies and the possibility of 'insider alternatives' | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (2): 91-9 | ||||||
Changing patterns of language utilization in the Republic of Congo | 1994 | African languages and cultures 7 (1): 19-35 | ||||||
Some features of language use in Yoruba traditional medicine | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (1): 1-10 | ||||||
Verbal roots and verbal inflection in Berta | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (2): 97-119 | ||||||
Intercultural communication and African popular literature: on reading a Swahili pulp novel | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (1): 21-36 | ||||||
Of 'meaning' and 'significance'; the emic interpretation of a west African tale | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (2): 121-32 | ||||||
Onomastics and the Igbo tradition of politics | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (2): 133-46 | ||||||
An ethnographic analysis of Igbo greetings | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (1): 37-48 | ||||||
The role of the Igede poet Micah Ichegbeh's "Adiyah" songs in the political and moral education of his local audiences | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (1): 49-68 | ||||||
"Jangamizi"; spirit and sculpture | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (2): 147-60 | ||||||
The Yorùbá community in London | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (1): 69-92 | ||||||
The preverbal particles of a southern Somali dialect | 1993 | African languages and cultures 6 (2): 161-78 | ||||||
On the restricted spread of the honorific pronoun in Yoruba: a case study of O"ndó, O"wọ and O"yo dialects | 1992 | African languages and cultures 5 (2): 101-11 |