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Studia Africana
Papers in Honour of Sergio Baldi
Edited by: Gian Claudio Batic, Rudolf Leger. With a preface by: Rudolf Leger, Gian Claudio Batic. With contributions by: Flavia Aiello, Gian Claudio Batic, Anna Belova, Herrmann Jungraithmayr, Hadidja Konaï, Mariusz Kraśniewski, Rudolf Leger, Aliyu Mu’azu, Nina Pawlak, Stanislaw Piłaszewicz, Olga Stolbova, Maddalena Toscano, Henry Tourneux, Rainer Voßen, Georg Ziegelmeyer.
Series: TIAS Topics in Interdisciplinary African Studies Volume 46
2017169 pp.
1 graph, 2 facsimile-illustrations, numerous tables and charts
Text language(s): English, French
Format: 170 x 240 mm
510 g
Hardcover
€ 69.80
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CONTENTS
Rudolf Leger & Gian Claudio Batic:
Foreword
List of publications by Sergio Baldi
Flavia Aiello & Maddalena Toscano:
On some Swahili ICT terms
Gian Claudio Batic:
Of direction, will, and intention – An analysis of Hausa nufa
Anna Belova:
Lexique culturel en Afrique nord-orientale (termes de « l’or » et ses espèces)
Herrmann Jungraithmayr:
Seven precious findings in Chadic after 60 years of research – Eine Blütenlese
Mariusz Kraśniewski:
The revolution in Hausa music – Hip-hop: The Arewa chapter
Rudolf Leger:
Superstitious beliefs among the Kupto
Aliyu Mu’azu:
The interference of first language over second language – A case of some phonological process among Ebira speaking Hausa
Nina Pawlak:
Measuring the content of happiness – Semantic notions coded in the Hausa word lafiya
Stanisław Piłaszewicz:
The mission of Mahdi Musa – An analysis of a poem by Alhaji Umaru
Olga Stolbova:
More links between Chadic, Cushitic and Omotic (animal names)
Henry Tourneux & Hadidja Konaï:
Les formules d’ouverture et de clôture des contes peuls du Diamaré (Cameroun)
Rainer Vossen:
Origin and development of bird names in Kxoe (Kalahari Khoe) – Some preliminary thoughts
Georg Ziegelmeyer:
On the idiomaticity of Kanuri bu ‘eat’ and ya ‘drink’ – A case of calquing from Hausa?
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