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Jean Bazin,

... holismo e ao culturalismo. Etnolinguista da prática da língua bambara (Mali) e analista das lógicas do campo político, ...

Tópico(s): African Studies and Ethnography

2020 - UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL | Espaço Ameríndio

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Louis Jean Calvet, Andrew Gillreath-Brown,

... of the European Community * The Hindi constellation * The Bambara constellation * The galaxy of writing systems * Conclusions *3. Regulation and change: the homeostatic model * An example of internal regulation: vernacular variants of French * Of ships and languages: from Christopher Columbus to lingua franca * Vernacularization as ecological acclimatization:varieties of French ...

Tópico(s): Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

2007 - Association of College and Research Libraries | Choice Reviews Online

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Ousmane Daou, S. Mohanty,

... in Mali, with approximately 15 million native speakers. Bambara serves as a lingua franca in the country, facilitating communication between different ethnic groups. Bambara has a rich oral tradition, strongly influencing Malian ...

Tópico(s): Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

2024 - Springer Nature | Studies in computational intelligence

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Jan Jansen,

... a mixture of Maninka-kan (Malinké), Bamana-kan (Bambara), and jelikan ("griot language," full of archaic and standardized expressions). In the past, Maninka-kan was spoken by the people of the zone where Fa-Digi lived. The linguistically closely related Bamana-kan, however, was the lingua franca as well as the radio language of ...

Tópico(s): Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

2005 - Indiana University Press | Research in African Literatures

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Zdeněk Salzmann,

... may symbolize quite contrary social relationships: In Mali, Bambara is viewed as a language of liberation vis- à-vis French, but it is considered a language of oppression by the Songhai of the Malian city ofTimbuktu . In Part 2, C illustrates the conflicts engendered by two opposite tendencies—the tendency toward using a lingua franca to increase the speakers' communicative range on ...

Tópico(s): Gender Studies in Language

2000 - Linguistic Society of America | Language