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001435009 24504 $$aThe Palgrave handbook of African oral traditions and folklore /$$cAkintunde Akinyemi, Toyin Falola, editors.
001435009 24630 $$aHandbook of African oral traditions and folklore
001435009 24630 $$aAfrican oral traditions and folklore
001435009 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2021]
001435009 264_4 $$c©2021
001435009 300__ $$a1 online resource (xlix, 1026 pages) : illustrations (some color), maps (some color).
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001435009 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001435009 50500 $$gIntroduction:$$tNew perspectives on African oral traditions and folklore /$$rAkintunde Akinyemi, Toyhin Falola --$$gEditors and contributors --$$gList of figures --$$gList of tables --$$gPART I. CONTEXTS AND PRACTICALITIES.$$g1.$$tCreativity and performance in oral poetry /$$rGodini G. Darah --$$g2.$$tConcept and components of performance /$$rAnya Ude Egwu --$$g3.$$tThe role of the audience in oral performance /$$rClement Adeniyi Akangbe --$$g4.$$tOrality, history and historical reconstruction /$$rBukola Adeyemi Oyeniyi --$$g5.$$tInsights from festivals and carnivals /$$rPhilip Adedotun Ogundeji, Mercy Ayo Fasehun --$$g6.$$tFieldwork and data collection /$$rArinpe G. Adejumo, Akeem Oyebamiji --$$g7.$$tDocumenting oral genres /$$rJames Essegbey --$$g8.$$tRetrospect and prospects of oral traditions and folklore /$$rOluwole Coker --$$gPART II. THEMES, TROPES AND TYPES.$$g9.$$tEpic tradition /$$rTal Tamari --$$g10.$$tDivination and divinatory systems /$$rOmotade Adegbindin --$$g11.$$tMyth and mythology /$$rOluwatoyin Bimpe Jegede --$$g12.$$tThe dirge /$$rFelicia Ohwovoriole --$$g13.$$tDreams within the context of the Basotho culture /$$rAnastacia Sara Motsei --$$g14.$$tDrum language and literature /$$rMobolanle Ebunoluwa Sotunsa --$$g15.$$tOratory and rhetoric: praise poetry /$$rDavid Adu-Amankwah --$$g16.$$tProverbs, naming, and other forms of veiled speech /$$rCécile Leguy --$$g17.$$tOral poetry: Monyoncho's orature and Abagusii culture of non-violence /$$rAugustine Agwuele, Alfred Nyagaka Nyamwange --$$g18.$$tIfá: a womanist deconstruction of gender politics /$$rOlusegun Adekoya --$$g19.$$tA repertoire of Bukusu nonverbal communicative system: some gender differences /$$rMargaret Barasa, Augustine Agwuele --$$g20.$$tOral tradition and identity /$$rMustafa Kemal Mirzeler --$$g21.$$tThe figure of the child in oral literature /$$rLere Adeyemi --$$g22.$$tWar songs: slavery, oral tradition, and identity construction /$$rEmmanuel Saboro --$$g23.$$tTracing the voice of protest in selected oral literature /$$rRussell H. Kaschula --$$g24.$$tOral literature, liberty and political change /$$rEnongene Mirabeau Sone --$$g25.$$tMulticulturalism, orality, and folklore in South Africa /$$rAnastacia Sara Motsei, Pule Alexis Phindane --$$g26.$$tFichee-Cambalaalla of the Sidaama people /$$rAugustine Agwuele, Tafesse Matewos Karo --$$g27.$$tOrality indexing: cultural benefits of male circumcision /$$rLesibana J. Rafapa --$$gPART III. TRANSFORMATION AND TRANSPOSITION.$$g28.$$tTo tongue the body / to body the tongue: problematizing the translation of oral traditions /$$rLuan Staphorst --$$g29.$$tMusical transformation /$$rSamuel Elikem Kwame Nyamuame --$$g30.$$tAfrican folklore: the case of others and Dismas Nyangau's popular music /$$rAlfred Nyagaka Nyamwange --$$g31.$$tWhen witches and wizards are narrators: oral autobiography, magical realism, and memory /$$rAdetayo Alabi --$$g32.$$tAbsorption of oral tradition and folklore narrative in written fictional works: Paul Lomami-Tchibamba, Ngandu Nkashama and Alain Mabanckou /$$rKasongo Mulenda Kapanga --$$g33.$$tOral traditions in selected stage performances /$$rRasheedah Liman --$$g34.$$tFrom the hybrid to the transcultural: a comparative study on orality in the poetry of contemporary /$$rRobert Simon --$$g35.$$tOral tradition as commitment in modern African poetry /$$rSola Owonibi, Richard Bampoh-Addo --$$g36.$$tThe masked snap, the snapped mask: mask, power, and betrayal in African cultures /$$rAderonke Adesola Adesanya --$$g37.$$tCaribbean orality /$$rHanétha Vété-Congolo --$$g38.$$tThe re-invention of myths, legends, panegyrics and folktales in the Afro-Latin-American diaspora /$$rFélix Ayoh'Omidire --$$g39.$$tZora Neale Hurston: retrieving folk memory in mules and men /$$rJoseph McLaren --$$gPART IV. ORALITY, TECHNOLOGY, AND POPULAR CULTURE.$$g40.$$tOrality, media, and information technology /$$rKole Odutola --$$g41.$$tOrality and information communication technology /$$rTunde Adegbola --$$g42.$$tOrality and advertisement: Swahili proverbs in mobile phone service ads in Tanzania /$$rCharles Bwenge --$$g43.$$tReinventing oral traditions through arts and technology /$$rStephen Folaranmi, Oyewole Oyeniyi --$$g44.$$tDe-territorializing lyrical performances via digital culture /$$rAbubakar Aliyu Liman --$$g45.$$tOrality and technology: transforming traditional songs to popular music /$$rRosaleen Oabona Brankie Nhlekisana --$$g46.$$tPerformance of folklore on television: new vistas in African folklore renditions /$$rRose A. Opondo --$$g47.$$tOrality, cinema, film, and video /$$rHenry O. Unuajohwofia --$$gPART V. ORAL TRADITION, FOLKLORE, AND EDUCATION.$$g48.$$tRestaging oral narrative in civic education /$$rKimingichi Wabende --$$g49.$$tOrality and early childhood education /$$rDamola Adesina --$$g50.$$tTeaching folklore and oral traditions: the folktale medium as pedagogy /$$rMichael Oladejo Afolayan --$$gIndex.
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001435009 520__ $$aThis handbook offers the most comprehensive, analytic, and multidisciplinary study of oral traditions and folklore in Africa and the African Diaspora to date. Preeminent scholars Akintunde Akinyemi and Toyin Falola assemble a team of leading and rising stars across African Studies research to retrieve and renew the scholarship of oral traditions and folklore in Africa and the Diaspora just as critical concerns about their survival are pushed to the forefront of the field. With five sections on the central themes within orality and folklore including engagement ranging from popular culture to technology, methods to pedagogy this handbook is an indispensable resource to scholars, students, and practitioners of oral traditions and folklore preservation alike. This definitive reference is the first to provide detailed, systematic discussion, and up-to-date analysis of African oral traditions and folklore.
001435009 588__ $$aDescription based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ProQuest Ebook Central, viewed March 24, 2021).
001435009 650_0 $$aOral tradition$$zAfrica.
001435009 650_0 $$aFolklore$$zAfrica.
001435009 650_0 $$aFolk literature, African$$xHistory and criticism.
001435009 650_6 $$aTradition orale$$zAfrique.
001435009 650_6 $$aFolklore$$zAfrique.
001435009 650_6 $$aLittérature populaire africaine$$xHistoire et critique.
001435009 655_7 $$aCriticism, interpretation, etc.$$2fast$$0(OCoLC)fst01411635
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001435009 7001_ $$aAkínyẹmí, Akíntúndé,$$eeditor.
001435009 7001_ $$aFalola, Toyin,$$eeditor.
001435009 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tPalgrave handbook of African oral traditions and folklore.$$dCham : Palgrave Macmillan, [2021]$$z9783030555160$$w(OCoLC)1230968956
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