10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALINKE»
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Discusses the history, culture, religion, traditions, and daily life of the Malinke, West African people who live in the Manding Highlands near the upper Niger River.
C. Onyeka Nwanunobi, 1996
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A Quantitative Synthesis of the Medicinal Ethnobotany of the ...
... asampiyetatyrey pashinipaye atziri saicatsiri intaina puitarika inchasshi
yavintari, ajatzirica oshiyaro ayotzi aaca, quemetachari atziri saikatsiri nampitsiki
malinke aajatzi ishiyari ashaninka saicatsiri peruki, tzimatsi inchashi aajatzi
yaavintari ...
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Recovering History, Constructing Race: The Indian, Black, ...
West African Heritage: The Malinké Mexico's participation in the slave trade
peaked between 1542 and 1650 ( Aguirre Beltran 1946 : 10-39). 16 The exact
number of Black people brought from Africa is uncertain because the count of
slaves ...
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Indigenization of Language in the African Francophone Novel: ...
The Malinke use this word to designate the duration of a given hegemony. It is in
this sense that the narrator talks of "les soleils des independances" (7-8, 15,141),
"les soleils de Samory" (142), les soleils des Toubab" (142), "les soleils du parti ...
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The Adventures of Ibn Battuta, a Muslim Traveler of the ...
period of the Mali empire the communities of 'ulama in the Sahelian towns
included families of both Arabo-Berber and Sudanese origin, the latter mainly
Malinke or Soninke. Deeper in the Sudan, learned families of purely West African
origin ...
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Mamady Keïta: Buch. / [Transl.: Angelika Hansen ; Beth Dyer]
Rhythm Ethnic Group Region Category Page Abondan Baoule Ivory Coast king,
old 80 Balakulandjan Malinke Kurussa Region initiation, circumcision 33 Ba6(
CD81 -84) Toma Macenta, Forest Guinea initiation 36 Dallah (CD 53 - 56)
Malinke ...
Uschi Billmeier, Mamady Keïta, 2004
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The Oxford History of Islam
The Malinke (literally, “the people of Mali”) were the Mande-speaking people
associated with the empire of Mali. Malinke chiefs had come under Islamic
influence before the time of Sundiata, the founder and ruler of Mali. Sundiata, a
great ...
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Signs of Dissent: Maryse Condé and Postcolonial Criticism
The Malinke word meaning "wait for happiness" is replaced by its French
translation in the new edition, effecting what is presumably an expansive gesture,
opening up the title to a wider audience — although, as Conde herself points out
in an ...
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Mayan and Mexican Origins
Sil, Maya, 116, 119. sila, Malinke, 117. silaq, Pokonchi, 79. silotl, Nahuatl, 119.
silotsontli, Nahuatl, 119. sim, Maya, 1 19. sima, Malinke, 117. sima, Nahuatl, 116,
119. simezgidiun, Berber, 1. sin, Malinke, 1 18. sin, Maya, 81. sinan, Maya, 81.
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The Immigrant Experience in North American Literature: ...
In yet another story called "Malinke's Atonement," Antin enacts an even more
imaginative fictionalization of the plot of The Promised Land. Published in
September 1911 in The Atlantic, the same year that magazine began serializing
the first ...
Katherine B. Payant, Toby Rose, 1999
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MALINKE»
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Ali Baba & The Blessing Band Brings Traditional West African Music …
A multi-cultural mix of the Malinke' and nomadic Fulani tribe, Ali speaks five languages; Fulbe, Dogon, Bambara, French and English. “It is an ... «PR Urgent, Jul 15»
Review: Giwayen Mata's “Salute to Men” uses dance explore the …
Drummers and dancers of Giwayen Mata emerged in full force with “Sofa,” a Malinke rhythm of Guinea, West Africa, traditionally done before ... «ArtsATL, Jul 15»
African Democracy Won't Flourish Overnight – OpEd
... was welcomed by Western observers but also raised concerns that tensions between the two main ethnic groups, Malinke and Fulani, would ... «Eurasia Review, Jun 15»
Guinea opposition seeks alliance with former coup leader
Conde is Malinke, the second-largest ethnic group, while Camara's influence in the Forest region makes him an important potential kingmaker. «Business Insider, Jun 15»
Virtual beats: Steven Schick teaches the art of drumming online
... each percussion setup as a bespoke sculpture in space and time, to the Malinke tribes of Guinea and their dictum that “everything is rhythm”. «The Guardian, May 15»
Djembe Xplosion draws masters to St. Louis
The event is the brainchild of Bolokada Conde, a Malinke master drummer from Guinea, and Malena Amusa, a producer and dancer from St. «St. Louis American, May 15»
Guinea opposition vows more protests unless president backs down
Conde comes from the Malinke, the second-largest ethnic group, but has rejected accusations of exploiting ethnicity. Diallo has alleged fraud in ... «Reuters UK, May 15»
Sunken Treasure: Balla et ses Balladins - 'The Syliphone Years'
Onivogui had a keen interest in Malinke and Fula musical traditions as well as a taste for the psychedelic sounds that were making the 1960s ... «Irish Times, May 15»
Guinea Protests Unlikely to Advance Opposition Cause
... Guinea's largest (also known as the Foula), were displaced by supporters of Conde, an ethnic Malinke, during the presidential campaign. «World Politics Review, May 15»
The beat goes on
Kalissa, who was taught the traditional rhythms of his culture, the Malinke people, by his father, is now passing on that knowledge to their ... «Mornington Peninsula News, May 15»
