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Imagining African Cultural Studies through Literary Ethnography
Imagining African Cultural Studies through Literary Ethnography Panelists: Adeola Agoke, David Isiche, Kathryn Mara, and Kevin Wamalwa This week’s Graduate Student Collloquium features four students participating in a panel discussion titled, “Imagining African Cultural Studies …
What’s in a Name? Searching for the African Origins of ‘Samba’ & ‘Zumbi’ in Brazil
African Cultural Studies is proud to co-sponsor Nave Visiting Scholar Marc Hertzman, Professor of History at the University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign. His presentation, What’s in a Name? Searching for the African Origins of ‘Samba’ …
Teaching African Languages Roundtable
Swahili teaching assistants David Lukhachi, Pamela Kimario, and Serah Kivuti will share some key information they learned from attending the 2016 African Language Teaching Association (ALTA) conference. Please come, listen, and participate in the discussion! …
Arabic Language Table
Meet at the fire place in Union South
Arabic Language Table
Meet at the fire place in Union South
Arabic Language Table
Meet at the fire place in Union South
Arabic Language Table
Meet at the fire place in Union South
Contesting Language Use in the “Wild”: A Critical Study of Multilingualism in Southwest Nigeria
Graduate Student Colloquium Presenter: Adeola Agoke (Chair: Dr. Katrina Daly Thompson) Thursday, November 312:00p.m-1:00p.mVan Hise 1418 While it is true that linguistic register of formal domains are markedly differentiated from language use in the “wild,” …