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The paper aims to provide a succinct introduction to Semitic studies. The name "Semitic" derives fro...
As this paper aims to highlight, the Assyrian Empire’s language environment, and in particular its s...
This article deals with a remarkable example of Ethiopian grammatical and lexicographic treatise (Sä...
Northeast Africa is dominated by two linguistic macrofamilies, Afroasiatic, with its constituent bra...
This is an annotated introductory bibliography for African languages and linguistics, attempting to ...
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Part of a special issue on international perspectives on education and decolonization. The writer ex...
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Unravelling East Africa’s Early Linguistic History is a research project that aims to reconstruct th...
Since the hiring of its first Africanist linguist Carleton Hodge in 1964, Indiana University’s Depar...
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