Continuity and Autonomy in Swahili Communities Inland influences and strategies of self-determination
de Parkin, David ed.
Collection: Beiträge zur Afrikanistik. 48 .Éditeur: Wien, London : Institut für Afrikanistik, School of Oriental and African Studies, 1994.Description: 231 p., carte, fig., pl. photogr. noir, notes.ISBN: 3-85043-065-0.N° Inventaire: L13247.Thématique: Identité linguistique | Identité culturelle | Identité ethnique | Influence culturelleThématique spécifique: Commerce maritime | Classe d'âge | Ethnomusicologie | Architecture | Vie politique | Africanisation | TaarabGéographique: Kenya | Mer Rouge | Tanzanie | Arabie | Afrique orientale | Grande Comore | Zanzibar Ethnique: Swahili Résumé: Horton, M. : Closing the Corridor : Archaeological and architectural evidence for emerging Swahili regional autonomyRésumé: King, G. R. D. : The Arabian Coastline and East Africa : Diffusion and stylistic developmentRésumé: Penrad, J.-C. : Societies of the Ressac : The mainland meets the oceanRésumé: Maw, J. : Kiswahilish : Structural changes in language and societyRésumé: Blommaert, J. : Ujamaa and the creation of the new WaswahiliRésumé: Eastman, C. M. : Swahili Ethnicity : A myth becomes reality in KenyaRésumé: Beckerleg, S. : Watamu : Lost land but a new Swahili townRésumé: Crozon, A. : The Influence of Zanzibaris in Tanzanian Political Life, 1964-1992Résumé: Le Guennec-Coppens, F. : An Influence from the Mainland : The age-grade system in Greater ComoroRésumé: Topan, F. : Song, Dance and the Continuity of Swahili IdentityRésumé: Topp, J. : A History of Taarab Music in Zanzibar : A process of africanisationRésumé: Racine, O. : The Mwaka of Makunduchi, ZanzibarRésumé: Parkin, D. : Sadaka : Focus of contradictory continuityRésumé: Mlacha, S. A. K. : Continuity in Swahili literatureRésumé: Bertoncini, E. : Inland Tanzania : Swahili literature or literature in Swahili Item type:
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| Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Éric-de-Dampierre | Fonds général | DT 429.5 .O75 P247 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | L13247 |
Bibliogr.
Horton, M. : Closing the Corridor : Archaeological and architectural evidence for emerging Swahili regional autonomy
King, G. R. D. : The Arabian Coastline and East Africa : Diffusion and stylistic development
Penrad, J.-C. : Societies of the Ressac : The mainland meets the ocean
Maw, J. : Kiswahilish : Structural changes in language and society
Blommaert, J. : Ujamaa and the creation of the new Waswahili
Eastman, C. M. : Swahili Ethnicity : A myth becomes reality in Kenya
Beckerleg, S. : Watamu : Lost land but a new Swahili town
Crozon, A. : The Influence of Zanzibaris in Tanzanian Political Life, 1964-1992
Le Guennec-Coppens, F. : An Influence from the Mainland : The age-grade system in Greater Comoro
Topan, F. : Song, Dance and the Continuity of Swahili Identity
Topp, J. : A History of Taarab Music in Zanzibar : A process of africanisation
Racine, O. : The Mwaka of Makunduchi, Zanzibar
Parkin, D. : Sadaka : Focus of contradictory continuity
Mlacha, S. A. K. : Continuity in Swahili literature
Bertoncini, E. : Inland Tanzania : Swahili literature or literature in Swahili
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