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Volume 30 - April 1960

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Obituary

  • Dr. Winifred Hoernlé: An Appreciation

  • Max Gluckman, I. Schapera
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    23 January 2012, pp. 262-263
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Research Article

  • Craft Work in Bida

  • Hugh Vernon-Jackson
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    23 January 2012, pp. 51-61

  • According to the last census (1952) the population of Bida, capital of the Emirate of the same name in Niger Province, Nigeria, is about 26,000, of which some 2,000 are listed as craftsmen. But many Bida men described in the census as having other occupations, most women, and many children are to some extent craft-workers, either part-time or spasmodic, often skilled in several crafts.

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  • Ford Foundation—African Studies Fellowships Program

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    23 January 2012, pp. 402-403
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Research Article

  • The Categories of Number in Noun forms in the Borana Dialect of Galla

  • B. W. Andrzejewski
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    23 January 2012, pp. 62-75

  • The aim of this article is to give a brief account of certain inflexional features in Borana Nouns, which may throw light on similar characteristics in other dialects of Galla.

    The inflexional features under discussion are those set out in the lists in Section II of this article. These features are not described in formal terms, as I have found that, in this case, a formal approach leads to a confused and unsatisfactory statement. Instead, I have endeavoured to correlate the given inflexional features with notional categories which have been established through direct observation of the speakers' behaviour rather than simply on the basis of translation. These categories were obtained by analysing the situations in which the forms listed in Section II were used, a process which was based on personal observation of these situations, together with my knowledge of the events which preceded them.

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  • The Second International African Seminar at Lovanium University, Leopoldville

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    23 January 2012, p. 182
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  • Oxford Library of African Literature

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    23 January 2012, pp. 403-404
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  • Ford Foundation—African Studies Fellowship Program

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    23 January 2012, pp. 76-77
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  • L'Association Internationale de Droit Africain

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    23 January 2012, p. 183
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  • The Papers of Sir Joseph Banks

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    23 January 2012, p. 404
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  • Réorganisation de l'I.F.A.N.

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    23 January 2012, p. 77
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  • The Journal of African History

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    23 January 2012, pp. 404-405
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  • Congrès des Instituts d'Études Africaines

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    23 January 2012, p. 273
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  • The Massachusetts Institute of Technology African Research Project

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    23 January 2012, pp. 183-184
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