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- Language
- eng
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxxi, 477 p.
- Contents
-
- Ritual and ceremonial words -- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires -- Lullabies and songs of young women -- Work songs -- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities -- Songs and tales of social negotiation -- The 1990s and the new century
- Communal
- Marriage song cycles
- Dyula songs
- Young women of Kong
- Hausa songs
- Communal
- She who destroys her harp
- Dior Konate
- Arrival of the new bride
- Xaxar, or satirical song
- Ritual and ceremonial words
- Communal
- Welcoming the bride
- Communal
- Celebrating birth
- Where is it from
- Communal
- If not for childbirth
- Communal
- Kanyeleng, or childless
- Binita Bojang
- Oya, or the wind behind the lightning
- Lamentations
- Nyaako
- Afua Siaa (Fofie)
- We offer you condolences
- Manhyia Tete Nwonkoro Group
- Dry your tears, little orphan doe
- Communal
- Ntam, an oath
- Nanahemmaa Toaa Ampofo Tua III
- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires
- Ede Court Historians
- Two songs for Sunjata
- Communal
- Elegy for Inikpi
- Communal
- Letter of petition
- Madalena Van Poppos
- Poems
- Nana Asma'u
- Give us victory
- Be sure of God's truth
- Praise poem for Osun
- Elegy for Zaharatu
- Makori, or the triumph of slaves
- Nditi Ba
- The warring hosts
- Ola Bentsir Adzewa group
- Letter from a former slave
- Malinda Rex
- Letters of Queen Victoria's wards
- Letters of Sarah Forbes Bonetta
- Letters of Victoria Davies
- Olorisa Osun
- Letter from the women of Senehun
- Mame Yoko and others
- Two letters to the editor
- Anonymous
- Lullabies and songs of young women
- Lullabies
- Ayo, my baby
- Samba Tew Sew
- Lullaby
- Communal
- Maïéto, or the battle of the sexes
- Hindatou
- Maman Ibrah Hinda
- Who did my baby wrong
- Miriam Gaye
- I'd like to stay
- Communal
- An old man
- Communal
- Carry on and have fun
- Communal
- Béatrice Djedja
- Circle songs
- Even if you beat me
- Communal
- I will buy you a shirt
- Communal
- Maidens in a group
- Communal --
- The plump woman's song
- A petition
- Houleye Diop
- The Aba women's war --
- Nwanyeruwa
- Satire from the "Women's corner"
- To Miss Bridget Thomas
- Yaa Ampongah
- Stupefied
- Odarley Koshie
- What we women can do
- 1916 to 1970: the rise of nationalism
- Efwa Kato
- Champion of twins
- Elizabeth Mgbeke Ezumah
- My little country
- Mariama Bâ
- Nothing so sweet
- P.A. Itayemi Ogundipe
- The march on Grand Bassam
- That is how the women woke up
- Anne-Marie Raggi
- A mother's plea: two letters
- My name is Lucie Traoré
- Lucie Traoré Kaboré
- From the "Women's column"
- Mabel Dove-Danquah and others
- The blackman's burden
- Adjua Mensah
- An ode
- Akua Amaku
- I have tamed my wife
- Akosua Dzatsui
- N'della Sey
- (pseud. for Mabel Dove-Danquah)
- Mother and daughter
- Profile of Gladys
- Adelaide Casely-Hayford
- Africa schoolgirls' song
- Gladys Caseley-Hayford
- New life
- Efua Sutherland
- The roadmakers
- Foriwa
- Anit-colonial songs
- We women of the Upper Volta
- Celestine Ouezzin Coulibaly
- On widowhood
- Kate Abbam
- We were with you, dedicated to Ethel Kennedy
- We shall overcome
- Christianity and widowhood rites
- Mayor of Freetown
- Constance Agatha Cummings-John
- Affirmations and remembrances
- Women of Passoré and Ladre
- Olufunmilayo Ransome-Kuti
- The status of women in Nigeria
- Autobiographical notes
- The causes for revolt remembered
- Work songs
- Greetings and Praise
- You of the house
- Communal
- One single measure
- Communal
- The white man has come
- Invocation at milking
- Communal
- Praise song
- Zebuglo of Loho
- Songs of migration
- The beauty of Kumasi
- Communal
- These west-coasters are liars
- Communal
- The non-migrant's song
- Bamko
- Communal
- Songs of insult
- Tabardé, or blanket making
- Communal
- The sisters-in-law Diedhiou
- Communal
- Seybata, or my backside, insult her
- Communal --
- Poko
- The year we looked up at the balloon
- Conversation with midwife Sokona Diaoune
- Aoua Keita
- Rural poems
- Tribute to Yaxa Ma Jam women
- Khadi Diop
- Emigration terrifies me
- Ndeye Seck
- A necessary evil
- Buchi Emecheta
- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities
- Two songs
- Daughters of Divine Love
- How the Daughters of Divine Love congregation started in the year 1969
- We love you, Jesus
- Allah is the light in the darkness
- Hadjia Coge
- Jesus of the deep forest
- Afua Kuma
- Listen to me, child of a Griot
- Toelo
- Tanofia
- Love poems for the Sultan
- Shaïda Zarumey
- Incense
- Taka
- Nawa's lament
- Nawa Kulibali
- President Doe's prisoner
- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
- Songs and tales of social negotiation
- The man who dug up yams
- Selma Al-Hassan
- Nyano Bamana
- Name poems
- Communal
- Hasan
- Sîta
- Eyidi, or naming
- Communal
- Recitatives for drum and dancers
- Play for me, drummer man
- Sadi Habi
- The traveller
- Taasu
- Marame Seye
- The gazelle
- Communal
- Types of wives and husbands
- Salle-ka-ma-kani
- Five types of wives
- Three types of husbands
- The poor orphan: a folktale
- Nana Yaa Tiakaa
- Flora Nwapa
- Bodies and babies: three songs
- The torments of labor
- Communal
- I have hope
- Communal
- Did you say I am old
- Kunak Bonat
- I am not a cow
- Bohintu Kulibali --
- Two poems
- Adja Khady Diop
- The work of Senegalese women
- Ama Ata Aidoo
- The African woman today
- A young woman's voice doesn't break, it gets firmer
- The ugliest girl in the kingdom
- Deborah Nazi-Boni
- A trader caught in ethnic violence
- Afua Kobi
- Russians under Accra
- Amma Darko
- Regrets for Rwanda
- The 1990s and the new century
- From There is no suitable word
- Tanella Boni
- Where to find the proper word
- Silence came reluctantly
- Thousands of specks of dust we were
- From The shadow of Imana
- Véronique Tadjo
- The story of Cansolata
- Anastasio and Anastasia
- Kapro, the royal gift
- Eclectic connections
- Nana Adwoa Anokyewaa
- The importance of work
- Adja Dior Diop
- Teaching the Qur'an
- Adja Mariama Niasse
- A Wassoulou singer
- Oumou Sangare
- A perfect wife
- Anna Dao
- Child soldiering
- Werewere Liking
- Isatou Alwar Cham-Graham
- The hunger project award speech
- Nagbila Aisseta
- En route to the twenty first century
- Mariama Ndoye
- Africa is not poor: an interview with Debra S. Boyd
- Aminata Traore
- Interview
- From Singuè Mura, or given that a woman
- A decent woman
- Bernadette Dao Sanou
- Speaking as a woman
- Isbn
- 9781558615007
- Label
- Women writing Africa, West Africa and the Sahel
- Title
- Women writing Africa
- Title part
- West Africa and the Sahel
- Statement of responsibility
- edited by Esi Sutherland-Addy and Aminata Diaw
- Subject
-
- Africa, West -- Literary collections
- Afrique occidentale -- Histoire -- Sources
- Femmes -- Afrique occidentale -- Anthologies
- Africa, West -- History -- Sources
- Femmes -- Afrique occidentale -- Histoire -- Sources
- Oral tradition -- Africa, West
- Littérature ouest-africaine
- Folk literature, African
- West African literature -- Women authors
- Women -- Africa, West -- Literary collections
- Écrits de femmes ouest-africains (anglais) -- Histoire et critique
- Tradition orale -- Afrique occidentale
- Littérature populaire -- Afrique occidentale
- Women -- Africa, West -- History -- Sources
- Afrique occidentale -- Anthologies
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- Dewey number
- 896/.082
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- PL8014.W372
- LC item number
- W66 2005
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
-
- Sutherland-Addy, Esi
- Diaw, Aminata
- Series statement
- The women writing Africa project
- Series volume
- v. 2
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- West African literature
- Folk literature, African
- Oral tradition
- Women
- Women
- Africa, West
- Africa, West
- Littérature ouest-africaine
- Littérature populaire
- Tradition orale
- Femmes
- Femmes
- Écrits de femmes ouest-africains (anglais)
- Afrique occidentale
- Afrique occidentale
- Label
- Women writing Africa, West Africa and the Sahel, edited by Esi Sutherland-Addy and Aminata Diaw
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-83) and index
- Contents
-
- Ritual and ceremonial words -- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires -- Lullabies and songs of young women -- Work songs -- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities -- Songs and tales of social negotiation -- The 1990s and the new century
- Communal
- Marriage song cycles
- Dyula songs
- Young women of Kong
- Hausa songs
- Communal
- She who destroys her harp
- Dior Konate
- Arrival of the new bride
- Xaxar, or satirical song
- Ritual and ceremonial words
- Communal
- Welcoming the bride
- Communal
- Celebrating birth
- Where is it from
- Communal
- If not for childbirth
- Communal
- Kanyeleng, or childless
- Binita Bojang
- Oya, or the wind behind the lightning
- Lamentations
- Nyaako
- Afua Siaa (Fofie)
- We offer you condolences
- Manhyia Tete Nwonkoro Group
- Dry your tears, little orphan doe
- Communal
- Ntam, an oath
- Nanahemmaa Toaa Ampofo Tua III
- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires
- Ede Court Historians
- Two songs for Sunjata
- Communal
- Elegy for Inikpi
- Communal
- Letter of petition
- Madalena Van Poppos
- Poems
- Nana Asma'u
- Give us victory
- Be sure of God's truth
- Praise poem for Osun
- Elegy for Zaharatu
- Makori, or the triumph of slaves
- Nditi Ba
- The warring hosts
- Ola Bentsir Adzewa group
- Letter from a former slave
- Malinda Rex
- Letters of Queen Victoria's wards
- Letters of Sarah Forbes Bonetta
- Letters of Victoria Davies
- Olorisa Osun
- Letter from the women of Senehun
- Mame Yoko and others
- Two letters to the editor
- Anonymous
- Lullabies and songs of young women
- Lullabies
- Ayo, my baby
- Samba Tew Sew
- Lullaby
- Communal
- Maïéto, or the battle of the sexes
- Hindatou
- Maman Ibrah Hinda
- Who did my baby wrong
- Miriam Gaye
- I'd like to stay
- Communal
- An old man
- Communal
- Carry on and have fun
- Communal
- Béatrice Djedja
- Circle songs
- Even if you beat me
- Communal
- I will buy you a shirt
- Communal
- Maidens in a group
- Communal --
- The plump woman's song
- A petition
- Houleye Diop
- The Aba women's war --
- Nwanyeruwa
- Satire from the "Women's corner"
- To Miss Bridget Thomas
- Yaa Ampongah
- Stupefied
- Odarley Koshie
- What we women can do
- 1916 to 1970: the rise of nationalism
- Efwa Kato
- Champion of twins
- Elizabeth Mgbeke Ezumah
- My little country
- Mariama Bâ
- Nothing so sweet
- P.A. Itayemi Ogundipe
- The march on Grand Bassam
- That is how the women woke up
- Anne-Marie Raggi
- A mother's plea: two letters
- My name is Lucie Traoré
- Lucie Traoré Kaboré
- From the "Women's column"
- Mabel Dove-Danquah and others
- The blackman's burden
- Adjua Mensah
- An ode
- Akua Amaku
- I have tamed my wife
- Akosua Dzatsui
- N'della Sey
- (pseud. for Mabel Dove-Danquah)
- Mother and daughter
- Profile of Gladys
- Adelaide Casely-Hayford
- Africa schoolgirls' song
- Gladys Caseley-Hayford
- New life
- Efua Sutherland
- The roadmakers
- Foriwa
- Anit-colonial songs
- We women of the Upper Volta
- Celestine Ouezzin Coulibaly
- On widowhood
- Kate Abbam
- We were with you, dedicated to Ethel Kennedy
- We shall overcome
- Christianity and widowhood rites
- Mayor of Freetown
- Constance Agatha Cummings-John
- Affirmations and remembrances
- Women of Passoré and Ladre
- Olufunmilayo Ransome-Kuti
- The status of women in Nigeria
- Autobiographical notes
- The causes for revolt remembered
- Work songs
- Greetings and Praise
- You of the house
- Communal
- One single measure
- Communal
- The white man has come
- Invocation at milking
- Communal
- Praise song
- Zebuglo of Loho
- Songs of migration
- The beauty of Kumasi
- Communal
- These west-coasters are liars
- Communal
- The non-migrant's song
- Bamko
- Communal
- Songs of insult
- Tabardé, or blanket making
- Communal
- The sisters-in-law Diedhiou
- Communal
- Seybata, or my backside, insult her
- Communal --
- Poko
- The year we looked up at the balloon
- Conversation with midwife Sokona Diaoune
- Aoua Keita
- Rural poems
- Tribute to Yaxa Ma Jam women
- Khadi Diop
- Emigration terrifies me
- Ndeye Seck
- A necessary evil
- Buchi Emecheta
- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities
- Two songs
- Daughters of Divine Love
- How the Daughters of Divine Love congregation started in the year 1969
- We love you, Jesus
- Allah is the light in the darkness
- Hadjia Coge
- Jesus of the deep forest
- Afua Kuma
- Listen to me, child of a Griot
- Toelo
- Tanofia
- Love poems for the Sultan
- Shaïda Zarumey
- Incense
- Taka
- Nawa's lament
- Nawa Kulibali
- President Doe's prisoner
- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
- Songs and tales of social negotiation
- The man who dug up yams
- Selma Al-Hassan
- Nyano Bamana
- Name poems
- Communal
- Hasan
- Sîta
- Eyidi, or naming
- Communal
- Recitatives for drum and dancers
- Play for me, drummer man
- Sadi Habi
- The traveller
- Taasu
- Marame Seye
- The gazelle
- Communal
- Types of wives and husbands
- Salle-ka-ma-kani
- Five types of wives
- Three types of husbands
- The poor orphan: a folktale
- Nana Yaa Tiakaa
- Flora Nwapa
- Bodies and babies: three songs
- The torments of labor
- Communal
- I have hope
- Communal
- Did you say I am old
- Kunak Bonat
- I am not a cow
- Bohintu Kulibali --
- Two poems
- Adja Khady Diop
- The work of Senegalese women
- Ama Ata Aidoo
- The African woman today
- A young woman's voice doesn't break, it gets firmer
- The ugliest girl in the kingdom
- Deborah Nazi-Boni
- A trader caught in ethnic violence
- Afua Kobi
- Russians under Accra
- Amma Darko
- Regrets for Rwanda
- The 1990s and the new century
- From There is no suitable word
- Tanella Boni
- Where to find the proper word
- Silence came reluctantly
- Thousands of specks of dust we were
- From The shadow of Imana
- Véronique Tadjo
- The story of Cansolata
- Anastasio and Anastasia
- Kapro, the royal gift
- Eclectic connections
- Nana Adwoa Anokyewaa
- The importance of work
- Adja Dior Diop
- Teaching the Qur'an
- Adja Mariama Niasse
- A Wassoulou singer
- Oumou Sangare
- A perfect wife
- Anna Dao
- Child soldiering
- Werewere Liking
- Isatou Alwar Cham-Graham
- The hunger project award speech
- Nagbila Aisseta
- En route to the twenty first century
- Mariama Ndoye
- Africa is not poor: an interview with Debra S. Boyd
- Aminata Traore
- Interview
- From Singuè Mura, or given that a woman
- A decent woman
- Bernadette Dao Sanou
- Speaking as a woman
- Control code
- ocm60605312
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxxi, 477 p.
- Isbn
- 9781558615007
- Isbn Type
- (paper)
- Lccn
- 2005050708
- System control number
-
- (Sirsi) o60605312
- (OCoLC)60605312
- Label
- Women writing Africa, West Africa and the Sahel, edited by Esi Sutherland-Addy and Aminata Diaw
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 71-83) and index
- Contents
-
- Ritual and ceremonial words -- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires -- Lullabies and songs of young women -- Work songs -- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities -- Songs and tales of social negotiation -- The 1990s and the new century
- Communal
- Marriage song cycles
- Dyula songs
- Young women of Kong
- Hausa songs
- Communal
- She who destroys her harp
- Dior Konate
- Arrival of the new bride
- Xaxar, or satirical song
- Ritual and ceremonial words
- Communal
- Welcoming the bride
- Communal
- Celebrating birth
- Where is it from
- Communal
- If not for childbirth
- Communal
- Kanyeleng, or childless
- Binita Bojang
- Oya, or the wind behind the lightning
- Lamentations
- Nyaako
- Afua Siaa (Fofie)
- We offer you condolences
- Manhyia Tete Nwonkoro Group
- Dry your tears, little orphan doe
- Communal
- Ntam, an oath
- Nanahemmaa Toaa Ampofo Tua III
- Thirteenth century to 1916: the age of African empires
- Ede Court Historians
- Two songs for Sunjata
- Communal
- Elegy for Inikpi
- Communal
- Letter of petition
- Madalena Van Poppos
- Poems
- Nana Asma'u
- Give us victory
- Be sure of God's truth
- Praise poem for Osun
- Elegy for Zaharatu
- Makori, or the triumph of slaves
- Nditi Ba
- The warring hosts
- Ola Bentsir Adzewa group
- Letter from a former slave
- Malinda Rex
- Letters of Queen Victoria's wards
- Letters of Sarah Forbes Bonetta
- Letters of Victoria Davies
- Olorisa Osun
- Letter from the women of Senehun
- Mame Yoko and others
- Two letters to the editor
- Anonymous
- Lullabies and songs of young women
- Lullabies
- Ayo, my baby
- Samba Tew Sew
- Lullaby
- Communal
- Maïéto, or the battle of the sexes
- Hindatou
- Maman Ibrah Hinda
- Who did my baby wrong
- Miriam Gaye
- I'd like to stay
- Communal
- An old man
- Communal
- Carry on and have fun
- Communal
- Béatrice Djedja
- Circle songs
- Even if you beat me
- Communal
- I will buy you a shirt
- Communal
- Maidens in a group
- Communal --
- The plump woman's song
- A petition
- Houleye Diop
- The Aba women's war --
- Nwanyeruwa
- Satire from the "Women's corner"
- To Miss Bridget Thomas
- Yaa Ampongah
- Stupefied
- Odarley Koshie
- What we women can do
- 1916 to 1970: the rise of nationalism
- Efwa Kato
- Champion of twins
- Elizabeth Mgbeke Ezumah
- My little country
- Mariama Bâ
- Nothing so sweet
- P.A. Itayemi Ogundipe
- The march on Grand Bassam
- That is how the women woke up
- Anne-Marie Raggi
- A mother's plea: two letters
- My name is Lucie Traoré
- Lucie Traoré Kaboré
- From the "Women's column"
- Mabel Dove-Danquah and others
- The blackman's burden
- Adjua Mensah
- An ode
- Akua Amaku
- I have tamed my wife
- Akosua Dzatsui
- N'della Sey
- (pseud. for Mabel Dove-Danquah)
- Mother and daughter
- Profile of Gladys
- Adelaide Casely-Hayford
- Africa schoolgirls' song
- Gladys Caseley-Hayford
- New life
- Efua Sutherland
- The roadmakers
- Foriwa
- Anit-colonial songs
- We women of the Upper Volta
- Celestine Ouezzin Coulibaly
- On widowhood
- Kate Abbam
- We were with you, dedicated to Ethel Kennedy
- We shall overcome
- Christianity and widowhood rites
- Mayor of Freetown
- Constance Agatha Cummings-John
- Affirmations and remembrances
- Women of Passoré and Ladre
- Olufunmilayo Ransome-Kuti
- The status of women in Nigeria
- Autobiographical notes
- The causes for revolt remembered
- Work songs
- Greetings and Praise
- You of the house
- Communal
- One single measure
- Communal
- The white man has come
- Invocation at milking
- Communal
- Praise song
- Zebuglo of Loho
- Songs of migration
- The beauty of Kumasi
- Communal
- These west-coasters are liars
- Communal
- The non-migrant's song
- Bamko
- Communal
- Songs of insult
- Tabardé, or blanket making
- Communal
- The sisters-in-law Diedhiou
- Communal
- Seybata, or my backside, insult her
- Communal --
- Poko
- The year we looked up at the balloon
- Conversation with midwife Sokona Diaoune
- Aoua Keita
- Rural poems
- Tribute to Yaxa Ma Jam women
- Khadi Diop
- Emigration terrifies me
- Ndeye Seck
- A necessary evil
- Buchi Emecheta
- The 1970s and 1980s: negotiating new social identities
- Two songs
- Daughters of Divine Love
- How the Daughters of Divine Love congregation started in the year 1969
- We love you, Jesus
- Allah is the light in the darkness
- Hadjia Coge
- Jesus of the deep forest
- Afua Kuma
- Listen to me, child of a Griot
- Toelo
- Tanofia
- Love poems for the Sultan
- Shaïda Zarumey
- Incense
- Taka
- Nawa's lament
- Nawa Kulibali
- President Doe's prisoner
- Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
- Songs and tales of social negotiation
- The man who dug up yams
- Selma Al-Hassan
- Nyano Bamana
- Name poems
- Communal
- Hasan
- Sîta
- Eyidi, or naming
- Communal
- Recitatives for drum and dancers
- Play for me, drummer man
- Sadi Habi
- The traveller
- Taasu
- Marame Seye
- The gazelle
- Communal
- Types of wives and husbands
- Salle-ka-ma-kani
- Five types of wives
- Three types of husbands
- The poor orphan: a folktale
- Nana Yaa Tiakaa
- Flora Nwapa
- Bodies and babies: three songs
- The torments of labor
- Communal
- I have hope
- Communal
- Did you say I am old
- Kunak Bonat
- I am not a cow
- Bohintu Kulibali --
- Two poems
- Adja Khady Diop
- The work of Senegalese women
- Ama Ata Aidoo
- The African woman today
- A young woman's voice doesn't break, it gets firmer
- The ugliest girl in the kingdom
- Deborah Nazi-Boni
- A trader caught in ethnic violence
- Afua Kobi
- Russians under Accra
- Amma Darko
- Regrets for Rwanda
- The 1990s and the new century
- From There is no suitable word
- Tanella Boni
- Where to find the proper word
- Silence came reluctantly
- Thousands of specks of dust we were
- From The shadow of Imana
- Véronique Tadjo
- The story of Cansolata
- Anastasio and Anastasia
- Kapro, the royal gift
- Eclectic connections
- Nana Adwoa Anokyewaa
- The importance of work
- Adja Dior Diop
- Teaching the Qur'an
- Adja Mariama Niasse
- A Wassoulou singer
- Oumou Sangare
- A perfect wife
- Anna Dao
- Child soldiering
- Werewere Liking
- Isatou Alwar Cham-Graham
- The hunger project award speech
- Nagbila Aisseta
- En route to the twenty first century
- Mariama Ndoye
- Africa is not poor: an interview with Debra S. Boyd
- Aminata Traore
- Interview
- From Singuè Mura, or given that a woman
- A decent woman
- Bernadette Dao Sanou
- Speaking as a woman
- Control code
- ocm60605312
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Edition
- 1st ed.
- Extent
- xxxi, 477 p.
- Isbn
- 9781558615007
- Isbn Type
- (paper)
- Lccn
- 2005050708
- System control number
-
- (Sirsi) o60605312
- (OCoLC)60605312
Subject
- Africa, West -- History -- Sources
- Africa, West -- Literary collections
- Afrique occidentale -- Anthologies
- Afrique occidentale -- Histoire -- Sources
- Femmes -- Afrique occidentale -- Anthologies
- Femmes -- Afrique occidentale -- Histoire -- Sources
- Folk literature, African
- Littérature ouest-africaine
- Littérature populaire -- Afrique occidentale
- Oral tradition -- Africa, West
- Tradition orale -- Afrique occidentale
- West African literature -- Women authors
- Women -- Africa, West -- History -- Sources
- Women -- Africa, West -- Literary collections
- Écrits de femmes ouest-africains (anglais) -- Histoire et critique
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