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20190911110424.0 |
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850411s1986 cau b 00000 eng |
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$a 85008113 |
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$a0803924984 |
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$af------ |
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$aDT19$b.A34 1986 |
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82
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$a960/.072$219 |
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$aAfrican historiographies :$bwhat history for which Africa? /$cBogumil Jewsiewicki, David Newbury, editors. |
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$aBeverly Hills :$bSage Publications,$cc1986. |
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$a320 p. ;$c23 cm. |
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$aSage series on African modernization and development ;$vv. 12 |
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$aBibliography: p. 279-316. |
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$tAfrican historians and Africanist historians / $rNdaywel E Nzièm -- $tKnowledge and perceptions of the African past / $rJan Vansina -- $tEpistemological ethnocentrism in African studies / $rWyatt MacGaffey -- $tProfile of a historiography: Oral tradition and historical research in Africa / $rHenri Moniot -- $gThe $tpast in the present: Notes on oral archaeology / $rJean Bazin -- $tConfronting the unequal exchange of the oral and the written / $rJean-Pierre Chrétien -- $tAfrican history and the rule of evidence: Is declaring victory enough? / $rDavid Henige -- $tAfterthoughts on the historiography of oral tradition / $rJan Vansina -- $gThe $tidea of progress in the revision of African history, 1960-1970 / $rCaroline Neale -- $tDecolonization in Africa: A new British historiographical debate? / $rMichael Twaddle -- $tAfricanist historiography in France and Belgium: Traditions and trends / $rCatherine Coquery-Vidrovitch,$rBogumil Jewsiewicki -- $tAfricanist historical studies in the United States: Metamorphosis or metastasis? / $rDavid Newbury -- $gThe $thistoriography of South Africa: Recent developments / $rShula Marks -- $tMarxian method and historical process in contemporary Ethiopia / $rRobert S. Love -- $tNigerian academic historians / $rE. J. Alagoa -- $tNigeria: The Ibandan School and its critics / $rPaul E. Lovejoy -- $tSenegalese historiography: Present practices and future perspectives / $rMohamed Mbodj,$rMamadou Diouf -- $gThe $tdevelopment of Senegalese historiography / $rMartin A. Klein -- $tHistorical research in Zaire: Present status and future perspectives / $rMumbanza Mwa Bawele,$rSabakinu Kivilu -- $gThe $tmethod of "Histoire Immédiate": Its application to Africa / $rBenoit Verhaegen -- $tDar es Salaam and the postnationalist historiography of Africa / $rHenry Slater -- $tPopulist political action: Historical understanding and politcal analysis in Africa / $rJean-François Bayart -- $tToward a responsible African historiography / $rChristophe Wondji. |
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651
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$aAfrica$xHistoriography. |
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$aJewsiewicki, Bogumil. |
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$aNewbury, David S. |
