Induktiver Aufbau des Urbantu

Author: Otto Dempwolff †. Edited by: Ludwig Gerhardt, Justus Roux. Series edited by: Gudrun Miehe, Hilke Meyer-Bahlburg.

Series: AAM Archiv afrikanistischer Manuskripte Volume 5

This book pays tribute to the scientific achievements of Otto Dempwolff (25 May 1871 – 27 Nov 1938), late Professor for African languages and one of the distinguished founders of the Department for African and Ethiopian Languages, University of Hamburg/Germany. It consists of two versions (manuscript and typewritten) of his groundbreaking lectures on the systematic introduction of Proto-Bantu held from 1930 to 1935, and still of considerable interest to the study of the Bantu languages.

Under these links you will find further descriptions, comparative studies and classifications of Bantu languages:

Accompanying material:

• Atlas of Kamba Dialects (Kenya Bantu E.55) (ISBN 978-3-89645-708-0)
• Bantu Languages (ISBN 978-3-89645-705-9)
• Domains and Regions in Bantu Tense and Aspect (ISBN 978-3-89645-772-1)
• Ekoti – The Maka or Swahili Language of Angoche (ISBN 978-3-89645-025-8)
• Issues in Bantu Tonology (ISBN 978-3-89645-033-3)
• Locative and Non-locative in Kiswahili Bantu (ISBN 978-3-89645-713-4)
• Lucazi Grammar (ISBN 978-3-89645-038-8)
• North-South Contributions to African Languages (ISBN 978-3-89645-889-6)
• Swahili-Handbuch (ISBN 978-3-927620-06-3)

Cross-reference:

• Iraqw Texts (ISBN 978-3-927620-34-6)
• The Bantu Bibliography (ISBN 978-3-89645-181-1)

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