Africa, المجلد 67،الأعداد 3-4Oxford University Press, 1997 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 443
... language . In Koko , by comparison , hardly anyone expressed interest in Dyula- language news . Far more individuals , especially but not exclusively men , were fluent in French . The French - language news was of regular interest ...
... language . In Koko , by comparison , hardly anyone expressed interest in Dyula- language news . Far more individuals , especially but not exclusively men , were fluent in French . The French - language news was of regular interest ...
الصفحة 510
... language and customs ; those of Mamfe , Mampong , Tutu and Obosomase ( with large numbers of strangers and closer proximity to the Akan in Akuropon , Amanokrom and Aburi ) assimilated . The latter changed their language to Twi ( Akan ) ...
... language and customs ; those of Mamfe , Mampong , Tutu and Obosomase ( with large numbers of strangers and closer proximity to the Akan in Akuropon , Amanokrom and Aburi ) assimilated . The latter changed their language to Twi ( Akan ) ...
الصفحة 653
... language debate ; instead , the majority assess Ngugi's own performance in his use of an African language ( Gikuyu ) as his chosen means of literary expression . These critics also express their delight at Ngugi's achievements and the ...
... language debate ; instead , the majority assess Ngugi's own performance in his use of an African language ( Gikuyu ) as his chosen means of literary expression . These critics also express their delight at Ngugi's achievements and the ...
المحتوى
AFRICA | 346 |
popular | 363 |
readers interpretations and the difference | 389 |
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