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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «BALANTO»
Scopri l'uso di
balanto nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
balanto e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Quinn Tucker and the Crystal of Death
ven though the night air was a bit chilly, the city of Balanto buzzed with energy. A
number of pleasant faces greeted each other and conversed along the town
square and on the courthouse lawn, and extra lanterns and torches lent a festive
feel ...
2
Report of the Directors and Officers ...
By rontributionn from enurraco, No. 1. By rasoiptn from Pupiln, No. 8. By balanto
of intorcot and dividondn, By mbaborrow'd tain yenrfrom Paconix Bank, By do.
rasoired for ront of Lot, By balanto of Fund acounnt, ronnisting of Plaonia Bank ...
American School for the Deaf, Hartford,
1820
3
Cabo verde, Guiné, São Tomé e Príncipe: curso de extensão ...
Chamam-se a si próprios Kêbunke-bê (Quebunkedjo) , dando os seguintes
nomes, respectivamente: aos Balantas, Balanto-bê (Balanta) ; Mandingas, Sebe
(Tchêdô) ; Fulas em geral, Ful-bê (Pulo) ; Fulas- -Pretos, Ful-bê (Pulo), Maichu-
bê ...
Asu 26. Tidoro Ino kere Wcllusita ... Munjangan... Kaso 29. Gani •» Mai Balanto
Munjangan... lyor 31. Galela / 'Nchiuo Tagim'ta Munjangan. ..Gaso 32. Liang N ^
Uimai Kikir Munjangan... Asu 33. Morella I xOimai Alowata Munjangan... Asu 34.
Alfred Russel Wallace,
2000
5
Scientific Travellers, 1790-1877: The Malay Archipelago, v. 2
Gamahi ....... Loar ............ Mniy'angan...Aaa 24. Amblaw .................. Booma ......... L
*ei ............ Munjarani ...Asa 26. Titlore .................... luo tere ...... Wellusita .....
Munjangan...Kdso 2fi. Gani .......... ) , . Mai ............ Balanto ........ Munjangan...Iyor .
Alfred Russel Wallace, David M. Knight,
2004
6
Eurafricans in Western Africa: Commerce, Social Status, ...
... and Religious Observance from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century
George E. Brooks. and bellicosity, Portuguese and Luso-Africans adopted
Mandinka usage: the word balanto means refuse or resist (Van der Drift 2000, 1
52 n.
7
The Rise of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Western ...
The Balanta are thought to derive their ethnonym from the Mandinka “balanto”, or
“those who resist and do not reciprocate”.127 In the Balanta case, the nature of
this resistance varied. Though some Balanta clearly did resist the Mandinka ...
8
Silences and Soundbites: The Gendered Dynamics of Trade and ...
Some ethnonyms still in use reflect this: for example Ealania/Balanto (=those who
refuse and do not reciprocate) and Biafada- Felupe/D/o/a (= those who pay and
avenge). These terms were reproduced in early Atlantic sources from the ...
9
Solomon Islands: First Review Under the Extended Credit ...
42.6 0 7 39 18 -2.7 4.5 -4 0 49 Onnll balanto 119 8 1464 8'73 51 0 27.0 306 4 4 G
6 Cums dicid rev-ms (we 0! wind) 6' 265 0 4113 499 6 551 1 S76 9 612 7 6128
6092 [In mm of nut wow 1 Imports 016N153 52 7 IS 05 8.4 06 8.6 8 1 .7 7 [1h ...
International Monetary Fund. Asia and Pacific Dept,
2013
10
New Perspectives on Islam in Senegal: Conversion, Migration, ...
According to some sources, the term Balant derives from balanto, which means in
Mandingo those who have refused cultural assimilation by relations such as
marriage ties. One Balant community elder said, “The Mandinka married our ...
Mamadou Diouf, Mara A. Leichtman,
2009