Sense and Sensibility in African Children’s Play Songs: The Igede Example

Sense and Sensibility Ways of Relating and Black Diasporic Languaging

Abstract Chapter 5 centers the affective, aesthetic, and embodied dimensions of “Bl

Vowel sandhi in Igede and other African languages

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Zambian Children’s Imaginal Caring: On Fantasy, Play, and Anticipation in an Epidemic

Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Lusaka, Zambia, this article puts forth the concept of imaginal c

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Rejuvenating and preserving Ibibio cultural ethos in children's moonlight play songs through the mass media

The Ibibios, like people in other cultures, are endowed with a set of norms and moral principles tha

Colonial Reason, Sensibility, and the Ethnographic Style

Chapter 1, Colonial Reason, Sensibility, and the Ethnographic Style analyzes the colonial history of