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Distinctive characteristics and common features of African cultural areas south of the Sahara.

Van Pelt Library GN645 .D57 1985
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Format:
Book
Government document
Contributor:
Unesco.
Series:
Introduction to African culture ; 7.
Introduction to African culture ; 7
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ethnology--Africa, Sub-Saharan--Congresses.
Ethnology.
Sub-Saharan Africa.
Africa, Sub-Saharan--Social life and customs--Congresses.
Africa, Sub-Saharan.
Manners and customs.
Africa, Sub-Saharan--Civilization--Congresses.
Civilization.
Genre:
Conference papers and proceedings.
Physical Description:
149 pages ; 21 cm.
Place of Publication:
Paris : Unesco, 1985.
Contents:
Africa, the culture and the continent / by David Dalby
Definition of Fulbe culture / by Djibril Diallo
A critical analysis of the criteria or parameters used to define African cultural areas / by Anta Diop
The specificities and dynamics of African Negro cultures : the Yoruba area / by I.A. Akinjogbin
Cultural specificity and convergence in Madagascar / by Bar-Joana Randriamandimby
The West Atlantic coast : cultural convergence and diversity in Sierra Leone and Liberia / by C. Magbaily Fyle
Origins, foundations, and evolution of Swahili culture / by Sayyid Hurreiz
Some reflections on the cultural specificity and convergences in the different areas south of the Sahara : the case of Zaire / by Sebahire Mbonyinkebe and Kamanzi Bimanyu.
Notes:
Papers presented to a symposium organized by Unesco, and held in Accra, 1980.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9231023160
OCLC:
14940800

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