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- So Much Fear and Questioning : A Comparative Study of Discourses on Covid-19 in Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon book chapter Language
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Social Cohesion in Post-Genocide Rwanda : Local (Re)conceptions Beyond Global Definitions
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- Social Delta Formation : A Grounded Theory Approach to Afro-Latin American Cityscapes conference paper Language
- Social mobility and class in Africa book chapter Language
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Society of Ethnomusicology
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- Socio-ethnic stereotypes and the refusal of offers journal article Language
- Sociology of development : sociology, development studies or already dead? book chapter Language
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SOKKIE DANCING IN PRETORIA: POPULAR AFRIKAANS MUSIC, DANCE, AND IDENTITY
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Some comments on THE ICILA DANCE OLD STYLE by A. M. Jones and L. Kombe, published by Longmans Green for the African Music Society, 1952, 49 pp.
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Some forms of Bushmen art
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Some music for the Kalumbu
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Some music for the Lala Kankobele
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Some music traditions of Malawi
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Some notes on a theory of African rhythm advanced by Erich von Hornbostel
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Some patterns of rhythm and harmony in kalumbu music
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Some preliminary notes on the music of the Cwezi cult in Ankole (Western Uganda)
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Some sources of music in Western Sudan from 1300-1700
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Song text of the Bashi
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Songs and Tales of the Arimi of Tanzania
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Songs of the Dinka of South Sudan. 2012. Recorded by Elizabeth Achol Ajuet Deng, Simon Yak Deng Yak and Tatiana Reid. Annotated and produced by Angela Impey. 44 pp. of notes, Dinka song texts with translations into English, 5 colour photographs. 1compact disc, 20 tracks. ; Dance To The Drum Of Our Home: A Book Of Dinka Children's Songs. 2012. Compiled by Peter Malek. Published by the compilers. 40 pp., bw illustrations, CD.
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Songs of the Ketu cult of Bahia (transcriptions)
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Songs of the Ketu cult of Bahia, Brazil
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SONGS, DANCES, MIMES AND SYMBOLISM OF VENDA GIRLS' INITIATION SCHOOLS. A series of four articles in African Studies, Volume 28, Nos. 1-4, 1969, by Prof. John Blacking, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Part 1. Vhusha; 2. Milayo; 3. Domba; 4. The Great Domba Song. Total pp. 186, 32 pp. ill., 12 pp. music.
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- Sorting, typing, classifying : The elephants in our ethnographic room journal article Language
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