Africa, المجلدات 27-28Oxford University Press, 1957 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 29
Political praise - singing by maroka teams Some maroka operate in teams . This normally occurs where there is a fairly com- plex musical accompaniment , for example , the two drums , kalangu and ganga . In such teams the kalangu is ...
Political praise - singing by maroka teams Some maroka operate in teams . This normally occurs where there is a fairly com- plex musical accompaniment , for example , the two drums , kalangu and ganga . In such teams the kalangu is ...
الصفحة 31
... maroka for money , as they present easy targets for innuendo and invective if praise fails to reap its reward . Rich merchants therefore appeal to maroka in one way , while maroka appeal to them in another . Sometimes , however ...
... maroka for money , as they present easy targets for innuendo and invective if praise fails to reap its reward . Rich merchants therefore appeal to maroka in one way , while maroka appeal to them in another . Sometimes , however ...
الصفحة 32
Maroka teams and wedding celebrations Among the Hausa the celebration of weddings has always required the presence of maroka . Normally also , the maroka attending such feasts work as a group , with drumming and praise - singing if ...
Maroka teams and wedding celebrations Among the Hausa the celebration of weddings has always required the presence of maroka . Normally also , the maroka attending such feasts work as a group , with drumming and praise - singing if ...
المحتوى
The Kin Terminology System of the Kung Bushmen Lorna Marshall | 1 |
The Social Functions and Meaning of Hausa PraiseSinging M G Smith | 26 |
Contributors to this Number | 45 |
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affinal African Institute agnates Anuak Ashanti authority Azande Bantu Banyoro Belge bridewealth brother Bull Busoga cannibalismo centre ceremony chef chief Christian clan Colonial common Congo Cush d'une dance economic été être étude FaBrDa fait Faro Faro's father femmes Fula G.III genealogical Ghana Gold Coast Hamito-Semitic Hausa headman homestead husband IFAN illus important kinship Kung l'auteur labour languages langues Léopoldville lineage linguistic London Luvale male mannogo maroka marriage married Masai migration mission missionary MoBrDa mother Mwana Mwijukuru Niam Niam Niam Nigeria Nilo-Hamitic Nilotic nobles Northern Rhodesia Notes afr Nuer Nyae Nyoro pangolin parents patrilineal person political polygyny population proverbs qu'il reference région relations relationship relatives Rhodesia ritual ruganda shrines siblings social society Soga South structure Sudan Swahili territory tion traditional tribal tribes Tswana village West Africa wife wives women word Zande