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2014-10-09

The Abolition of Adoro in Alor Uno by Prophetess Ngozika Ogbu, English Version 1

  • Johannes Harnischfeger

 

2014-10-01

Die Prophetin Ngozi - Aufzeichnungen aus Nigeria 1995-96

  • Johannes Harnischfeger

 

2014-03-19

Notes on Underspecification and Reversal in Kimbundu Tonology

  • Fernando O. Carvalho

 

2013-12-02

Labial vibrants in Mangbetu

  • Kenneth S. Olson

 

2013-10-17

Valency patterns for bivalent verbs in two West African languages: Mandinka (Mande) and Jóola Banjal (Atlantic)

  • Denis Creissels,
  • Alain-Christian Bassène

 

2012-12-29

Kambaata children’s songs and word games: Or what can we learn about the grammar of Kambaata by analysing marginal literature genres?

  • Yvonne Treis

 

2012-12-27

Numerical Notation in Africa

  • Andrij Rovenchak

 

2012-12-06

Prosody of Focus among Information Structures in Pulaar

  • Bao Mingzhen

 

2012-04-23

9/11 in Nigeria: Translating Local into Global Conflicts

  • Johannes Harnischfeger

 

2011-11-15

The sociolinguistic situation of ǂHoan, a moribund 'Khoisan' language of Botswana

  • Linda Gerlach,
  • Falko Berthold

 

2011-06-16

Igbo Nationalism and Biafra

  • Johannes Harnischfeger

 

2011-03-29

Die "internet library sub-saharan Africa" als Forschungsinstrument für die Afrikanistik

  • Nadia Cohen

 

2011-03-14

I am Subordinate to Gbudwe, but Your Sovereign: Using a Subject Pronoun in Object Position in order to Claim Power

  • Helma Pasch,
  • François Mbolifouye

 

2010-11-10

Mandombe

  • Helma Pasch

 

2010-11-05

Morphology-Pragmatics Interface: The Case of the Tanzanian Commercials in Swahili Newspapers

  • Amani Lusekelo

 

2009-04-03

Datives in Nilotic in a typological perspective

  • Gerrit J. Dimmendaal

 

2009-04-03

Maxims and Mountaineers

  • Jörg Adelberger

 

2009-04-03

Bagam script

  • Andrij Rovenchak

 

2009-01-20

On genitive linking in Songhay

  • Maarten Kossmann

 

2009-01-06

'Balance of Terror' -- Rival Militias and Vigilantes in Nigeria

  • Johannes Harnischfeger

 

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