Analysis and Plurality: Madness and Sheikh Hamidu Kane

Creator:

Tho

Publisher:

Cam

Host:

The five texts listed at the front of this edition of Diogenes are the work of the “Equipe de recherches en littérature africaine comparée” (ERLAC), which is headed by Mr. Thomas Melone, professor at the Federal University of Cameroon. They are part of a collection of studies carried out by this center, shortly to be published under the title : African Miscellany (Mélanges Africains).

Visit

doi.org

Licenses

https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms

Divine Madness

This book is a welcome addition to the few book-length biographiesof important African historical fi

Gender and plurality in Rendille

Plurality and pluractionality in Kanuri

Abstract When taking a closer look at plurality and pluraction in Kanuri, the first

A Split Analysis of Plurality: Number in Amharic

Plural morphemes are conventionally analyzed as realizations of Num-(ber). However, much recent rese

Plurality and pluractionality in Sandawe verbs

Number marking in Sandawe verbs is by suppletion or suffixation. Some intransitive verbs mark subjec

Linguistic Diversity and Plurality in Africa

Nearly one‐third of all the earth's languages, over 2000, are spoken on the continent of Africa. Cla