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Encyclopedia of African Literature

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ISBN-10: 0415230195

ISBN-13: 9780415230193

Edition: 2002

Authors: Simon Gikandi

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This work covers all the key historical and cultural issues in the study of African literature, including criticism and theory, development as a field of scholarship, and studies both of established and lesser-known writers. While the greatest proportion of literary work in Africa has been a product of the twentieth century, the encyclopedia also covers the literature back to the early eras of story-telling and oral transmission, making this a unique and valuable resource for students in the social sciences as well as the humanities. Key features: · The first in-depth A-Z encyclopedia on African Literature, edited by a leading specialist in the field · Over 600 entries ranging from…    
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List price: $355.00
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 12/30/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 648
Size: 7.05" wide x 9.96" long x 1.57" tall
Weight: 2.684
Language: English

Simon Gikandi is the Robert Schirmer Professor of English at Princeton University. His many books include "Writing in Limbo" and "Maps of Englishness."

Aba, Noureddine
Abbas, Ferhat
Abbe Gubennya
'Abd al-Majid, Ibrahim
Abega, Severin-Cecile
Abel, Antoine
Abraham, Elie-Charles
Abrahams, Lionel
Abrahams, Peter
Abu Zayd, Layla
Achebe, Chinua
Adamou, Ide
Adiaffi, Anne-Marie
Adiaffi, Jean-Marie
Adotevi, Stanslus
AfeWerq Gebre-Iyesus
Afrikaans literature
Aidoo, Ama Ata
Aissa, Salim
Akare, Thomas
Alapini, Julien
Al-A'raj, Wasini
Al-Du'aji, 'Ali
Alemayyehu, Haddis
Al-Faqih, Ahmad Ibrahim
Al-Gitani, Gamal
Al-Hakim, Tawfiq
Aliyu, Akilu
Al-Kharrat, Edward
Al-Kuni, Ibrahim
Alloula, Malek
Al-Madani, 'Ez-EdDin
Al-Mis'adi, Mahmud
Aluko, Timothy
Amadi, Elechi
Amadou, Ousmane
Amali, Samson
Amon d'Aby, Francois-Joseph
Amrani, Djamal
Amrouche, Jean
Amrouche, Taos
Angira, Jared
Aniebo, I. N. C.
Ansomwin, Ignace Hien
Aouchal, Leila
Apartheid and post-apartheid
Armah, Ayi Kwei
Arriz, Tamza
Art
Asefa, Gebre Mariyam Tesemma
'Ashour, Radwa
Aslan, Ibrahim
Aslan, Mahmoud
Assaad Fawzia
At-Tawfig, Ahmed
Autobiography
Avila Laurel, Juan-Tomas
Axelos, Celine
Ba, Amadou HampatT
Ba, Amadou Oumar
Ba, Mariama
Baccouche, Hachemi
Badian, Seydou Kouyate
Bakhai, Fatima
Bakr, Salwa
Balboa Boneke, Juan
Bambote, Pierre Makombo
Bandele-Thomas, 'Biyi
Barry-Decoster, Kesso
Bassek, Philomene
Bazie Jacques Prosper
Be'alu Girma
Bebey, Francis
Begag, Azouz
Bekri, Tahar
Belamri, Rabah
Bemba, Sylvain
Ben Hadouga, 'Abdelhamid
Ben Jelloun, Tahar
Ben Salah, Rafik
Ben, Myriam
Benady, Claude
Benslimane, Jacqueline
Bensmaia Reda
Bensoussan, Albert
Berezak, Fatiha
Berrada, Mohammad
Besong, Bate
Bessora
Beti, Mongo
Beuer literature in France
Beyala, Calixthe
Bhely-Quenum, Olympe
Bhiri, Slaheddine
Biko, Steve
Birhanu, Zerihun
Biyaoula, Daniel
Blum, Robert
Boateng, Yaw
Boehmer, Elleke
Bokoum, Saidou
Bolamba, J'ongungu
Boni, Nazi
Bopape, Diphate
Bosman, Herman Charles
Bouabaci, Aicha
Boudjedra, Rachid
Bouraoui, Nina
Bouzaher, Hocine
Brew, Kwesi Osborne Henry
Breytenbach, Breyten
Brink, Andre Philippus
Brutus, Dennis
Buabua Wa Kayembe Mubadiate
Bugul, Ken
Bukenya, Austin S.
Buruga, Joseph
Butake, Bole
Butler, Guy
Camara, Sory
Campbell, Roy
Capitein, Johannes
Carlos, Jerome
Casely Hayford, Adelaide Smith
Casely Hayford, Gladys May
Casely Hayford, Joseph E.
Central Africa, literatures in English
Central Africa, literatures in French
Chakaipa, Patrick
Chedid, Andree
Cheney-Coker, Syl
Chidyausiku, Paul
Chidzero, Bernard
Children's literature
Chimombo, Steve
Chinodya, Simmer
Chinweizu
Chipasula, Frank Mkalawile
Choto, Raymond
Chraibi, Driss
Christianity and Christian missions
Cinema
Cisse, Ahmed-Tidjani
Clark-Bekederemo, John Pepper
Coetzee, J. M. (John Maxwell)
Colonialism, neocolonialism and postcolonialism
Conde, Maryse
Conton, William
Cossery, Albert
Couchoro, Felix
Couto, Mia
Craveirinha, Jose Joao
Cronin, Jeremy
Cugoano, Ottobah Ouabna
Dadie, Bernard
Dakeyo, Paul
Dangor, Achmat
Danquah, J. B.
De Graft, Joe Coleman
Debeche, Djamila
Dei-Anang, Michael Francis
Deng, Francis
Dhlomo, Herbert Isaac Ernest
Dhlomo, Rofles Robert Reginald
Diabate, Massa Makan
Diakhate, Lamine
Diallo, Koumanthio Zeinab
Diallo, Nafissatou Niang
Dib, Mohammed
Dieng, Mame Younousse
Diescho, Joseph
Dike, (Roylini) Fatima
Diop, Birago
Diop, Boubacar Boris
Diop, David Mandessi
Dipoko, Mbella Sonne
Djabali, Hawa
Djaout, Tahar
Djebar, Assia
Djedid, Hafedh
Djinadou, Moudjib
Djoleto, Amu
Djung-Simba, Kamtenda Charles
Dongala, Emmanuel
Doumbi-Fakoly
Driver, C. J.
Du Plessis, Menan
Dube, John Langalibalele
Dunqul, Amal
Easmon, Raymond Sarif
East African literature in English
Echeruo, Michael J. C.
Echewa, T. Obinkaram
Education and schools
Effa, Gaston-Paul
Efou, Kossi
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