Africa, المجلد 64،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 1994 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 64
... fact that concubines are slaves . Such disregard probably stemmed from the fact that concubinage was considered an exotic personal or domestic prerogative that did not directly threaten British policies promoting the creation of a free ...
... fact that concubines are slaves . Such disregard probably stemmed from the fact that concubinage was considered an exotic personal or domestic prerogative that did not directly threaten British policies promoting the creation of a free ...
الصفحة 177
... fact here , you speak Wolof , but in fact there are many things in Wolof that ... there are lots of expressions that you can't explain in Wolof in a clear fashion because you don't know the terms . You see ? It's when we go to do ...
... fact here , you speak Wolof , but in fact there are many things in Wolof that ... there are lots of expressions that you can't explain in Wolof in a clear fashion because you don't know the terms . You see ? It's when we go to do ...
الصفحة 214
... fact worn their hair in matted locks , he remained convinced that the growing of dreadlocks by this younger generation of Baye Faal and their use of ganja were stimulated in large part by the introduction and subsequent popularity of ...
... fact worn their hair in matted locks , he remained convinced that the growing of dreadlocks by this younger generation of Baye Faal and their use of ganja were stimulated in large part by the introduction and subsequent popularity of ...
المحتوى
a Lacanian analysis | 21 |
The impact of British imperialism on the landscape of female slavery in | 34 |
34 | 57 |
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Abdou Diouf Abdullahi Ado Bayero aesthetic aetiology Akuapem Akuropon ancestors anthropology areas Azande Bambara Baye Faal behaviour bridewealth British Caldwell cause chiefs Christian cikin gida colonial commensal concubines context creolised culture Dakar disease divorce domestic unit drum economic elders emir emir's ensete ethnographic example father female festivals French géwél Golden Stool griots halōli Hausa head dance husband Ijebu important International African Institute Islamic Kano Kel Ewey Khoisan Kikuyu king king's Krontihene kuyangi labour language London male slave marriage married medical systems medicine moral Mourides Nigeria noble Odwira Ondo organisation orișa performance political possession Rastafarian reference religion religious rites ritual role royal Senegal Senegalese sexual activity slave trade slave women slavery social society songs soro spatial spirits status Stools structure symbolic debt town traditional Tuareg University Press Urban Wolof wife witchcraft woman Yelwa Yoruba young