
African Folklore: An Encyclopedia
by Peek,Philip M.; Peek,Philip M.Buy New
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Summary
Table of Contents
Africans in the United Kingdom | |
Africans in the USA | |
Akan/Ashanti | |
Algeria | |
Ancestors | |
Angola | |
Animals in African Folklore | |
Arabic Folk Literature of North Africa | |
Architecture | |
Archives of Traditional Music | |
Astronomy | |
Bamana | |
Banjo: African Roots | |
Bao | |
Bascom, William | |
Basketry, African | |
Basketry, African American | |
Beadwork | |
Benin | |
Birth and Death Rituals among the Gikuyu | |
Blacksmiths: Dar Zaghawa of the Sudan | |
Blacksmiths: Mande of Western Africa | |
Body Arts: African American Arts of the Body | |
Body Arts: Body Decoration in Africa | |
Body Arts: Hair Sculpture | |
Botswana | |
Burkina Faso | |
Burundi | |
Callaway, Bishop Henry | |
Cameroon | |
Cape Verde | |
Cardinal Directions | |
Caribbean Verbal Arts | |
Carnivals and African American Cultures | |
Cartoons | |
Central African Folklore | |
Central African Republic | |
Ceramics | |
Ceramics and Gender | |
Chad | |
Chief | |
Children's Folklore: Iteso Songs of War Time | |
Children's Folklore: Kunda Songs | |
Children's Folklore: Ndeble | |
Classiques Africaines | |
Color Symbolism: The Akan of Ghana | |
Comoros | |
Concert Parties | |
Congo (Republic of the Congo) | |
Contemporary Bards: Hausa Verbal Artists | |
Cosmology | |
Cote d'Ivoire | |
Cote d'Ivoire, Folklore | |
Crowley, Daniel | |
Dance: Overview with a Focus on Namibia | |
Decorated Vehicles (Focus on Western Nigeria) | |
Democratic Republic of Congo | |
Dialogic Performances: Call and Response in African Narrating | |
Diaspora: African Communities in the United Kingdom | |
Diaspora: African Communities in the United States | |
Diaspora: African Traditions in Brazil | |
Diaspora: Sea Islands of the USA | |
Dilemma Tales | |
Divination: Household Divination Among the Kongo | |
Divination: Ifß Divination in Cuba | |
Divination: Overview | |
Djibouti | |
Dolls and Toys | |
Drama: Anang Ibibio Traditional Drama | |
Draughts | |
Dreams | |
Dress | |
Drumming: Ewe | |
Dyula | |
East African Folklore: Overview | |
Education: Folklore in Schools | |
Egypt | |
Electronic Media and Oral Traditions | |
Epics: Liongo Epic of the Swahili | |
Epics: Overview | |
Epics: West African Epics | |
Equatorial Guinea | |
Eritrea | |
Eshu, the Yoruba Trickster | |
Esthetics: Baule Visual Arts | |
Ethiopia | |
Evans-Pritchard, E. E. | |
Evil Eye | |
Festivals: Mutomboko Festival of the Lunda | |
Films on African Folklore | |
Folk Tales | |
Foodways: Cattle and Sorghum Grain in Jie Cosmology | |
Foodways: Yoruba Food Vendors | |
French Study of African Folklore | |
Frobenius, L. | |
Gabon | |
Gambia, The | |
Gender Representation in African Folklore | |
German Study of African Folklore | |
Gesture in African Oral Narrative | |
Ghana | |
Gossip and Rumor | |
Gourds: Their Uses and Decorations | |
Government Policies Toward Folklore | |
Greetings: A Case Study from the Kerebe | |
Griaule, Marcel | |
Griots and Griottes | |
Guinea | |
Guinea-Bissau | |
Healing and Spirit Possession in Spo TomT and Prfncipe | |
Hero | |
Hero in Sukuma Prose Narratives | |
Herskovits, Melville J. | |
History and Cultural Identity: The Chokwe | |
History and Folklore: The Luba | |
History and Religious Rituals: Bemba Traditions | |
Housing, African American Traditions | |
Hunting: Aka Net Hunting | |
Identity and Folklore: The Kunda | |
Ideophones | |
Indian Ocean Islands: The Process of Creolization | |
Initiation | |
Institutional Study of African Folklore | |
Insults and Ribald Language | |
Islamic Brotherhoods: Baye Fall and Yengu, A Mouride Spirituality | |
Japanese Study of African Folklore | |
Jews of Ethiopia | |
Jokes and Humor | |
Joking Relationships | |
Kenya | |
Kwanzaa | |
Languages | |
Languages: Africanisms in the Americas | |
Legends: East Africa | |
Lesotho | |
Libation | |
Liberia | |
Libraries | |
Libya | |
Linguistics and African Verbal Arts | |
Madagascar | |
Maghrib (northwestern North Africa) | |
Maghrib: Algeria | |
Maghrib: Berber Peoples: Their Language and Folklore | |
Malagasy Folklore and its Study | |
Malawi | |
Mali | |
Mami Wata in Central Africa | |
Mancala | |
Maqalat: Concepts of Folklore in the Sudan | |
Masks and Masquerades | |
Masquerading by Women: Ejagham | |
Mauritania | |
Mauritius | |
Medicine: Folk Medicine of the Hausa | |
Medicine: Indigeneous Therapeutic Systems in Western Kenya | |
Medicine: Overview | |
Metallurgy and Folklore | |
Morocco | |
Mozambique | |
Music and Dance: Uganda | |
Music in Africa: Overview | |
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