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The Desert Shore: Literatures of the Sahel

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ISBN-10:

0894108670

ISBN-13:

9780894108679

Released: Jan 01, 2001
Publisher: Lynne Rienner Pub
Format: Hardcover, 273 pages
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The Desert Shore offers a rich sampling of writings from the Sahel zone of West Africa, especially Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger.  Selections include translations of Tuareg poet Hawad ("Anarchy's Delirious Trek"), Fulani author Al Hajj Sekou Tall ("Origins of the Fulani"), Mossi poet Titinga Pacere ("Drum Poem for the Sahel"), and the slain Burkinabe writer Norbert Zongo ("The Mobutuization of Burkina Faso").  This text also includes contextualizing essays from scholars such as Joseph Pare, Salou Sanaka, Albert Ouedraogo, Paul Lovejoy, Michel Tinguiri, Lisa McNee, Georg Gugelberger, and Christopher Wise.

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