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Paideuma, N°33 - 1987 - European sources for sub-saharan Africa before 1900

Titre :	Paideuma, N°33 - 1987 - European sources for sub-saharan Africa before 1900 : use and abuse
Type de document :	Bulletin : texte imprimé
Paru le :	19/10/2021
Langues:	Français
Résumé :	Au sommaire: General papers -The task ahead: the editing for early european-language texts on black Africa/P.E.H. Hair -The race is not always to the swift: throughts on the use of written sources for study of early african history/David Henige -Some non-narrative sources for pre-colonial african history/Marion Johnson -A critique of editorial and quasi-editorial work on pre-1885 european sources for sub-saharan Africa, 1960-1986 -Historians and written sources: general problems/Ernst Opgenoorth -Books on black Africa. The dutch publications and their owners in the seventheenth and eighteenth centuries/Ernst van den Boogaart Papers with a regional focus -Documents and african society on the Zimbabwean plateau before 1890/D.N. Beach -Réflexions sur les sources de l'histoire de la Sénégambie/Charles Becker -European sources for ethiopian history before 1634/Charles Beckingham -Nineteenth-century east african travel records, with an appendix on armchair geographers and cartography/Roy C. Bridges -Some aspects of german travellers account from the second half of the 19th century/Cornelia Essner -Compiling a guide to the original sources for pre-colonial western Africa published in european languages/John D. Fage -Natchtigal companions/allan G.B. Fisher and Humphrey J. Fisher -Written sources, oral traditions and oral traditions as written sources: the steep and thorny way to early angolan history/Beatrix Heintze -European sources for the study of religious change in sixteenth and seventheenth century Kongo/Anne Hilton -Confrontations with A.B. Ellis, a participant in the scramble for gold Coast africana, 1874-1894/Ray Jenkins -Problems of plagiarism, harmonization and misunderstanding in contemporary european sources: early pre-1680s sources for the slave Coast of West Africa/Robin Law -The chronicle as source, history, and hagiography: the catalogo dos governadors de Angola/Joseph C. Miller and John K. Thornton -European explorers caravan travellers in the West Sudan. Some thoughts on the methodology of journeys of exploration/Gerd Spittler -The correspondence of the Kongo kings, 1614-1635: problems of internal written evidence on a central african kingdom/John K. Thornton -The furley collection: its value and limitations for the study of Ghana's history/Albert van Dantzig -The ethnographic account as a genre in Central Africa/Jan Vansina