Titlebook: Black Africa; Literature and Langu Vladimír Klíma,Karel Franti?ek R??i?ka,Petr Zima Book 1976 Vladimír Klíma, Karel Franti?ek R??i?ka, Petr

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Literatures in West African Languages,culturally restricted by its respective origin and the limits of the script connected with it. From this standpoint, the relationship between literacy and literature in the various languages of West Africa provides a certain paradox. Though graphically unimportant or certainly less important, the lo

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The Literature of South Africa,d Commonwealth literature been more systematically studied. But even in comparison with the literatures of Australia and Canada, etc., it has suffered considerable handicaps. Many South African books were written in Afrikaans or other African languages (e.g. Sotho, Xhosa, Zulu). Creative writing in

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Language and Script in Black Africa, in Black Africa might have appeared vain and unnecessary. Today, however, the situation appears different, as we find ourselves obliged to modify previous statements about Africa as a scriptless continent. Intensive research accomplished in this field by various authors has opened new perspectives,

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Language and Literature in Black Africa,g recent decades. Linguistic or sociolinguistic arguments have been frequently combined with social, racial, political and even religious argumentation, while reason has been mingled with emotion, and scholarly criticism with enthusiastic partiality. Some earlier or later contributions, written by e

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