Graham Furni
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 85691 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Graham Furni |
| PRENOMES | Graham |
| SOBRENOME | Furni |
| ASSINATURA | FURNI G |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 63 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
William Finbarr (Barry) Burgess, 8 October 1948-7 February 2021
Barry was born on
On the Implications of Orality
Video and the Hausa Novella in Nigeria
An explosion of Hausa popular fiction writing in Nigeria, from about 1987 onwards, was mirrored in an even greater growth in Hausa video film production from the mid-1990s onwards. A range of themes, reflected in the imagery of book covers, has been dominated by issues concerning the roles of women and the relations between men and women in this predominantly Islamic society, leading to a continuing debate both about Hausa society and about the m…
African Broadcast Cultures
African broadcast cultures, Richard Fardon and Graham Furniss. Part 1 Sub-Saharan surveys: saucepan to dish - radio and TV in Africa, Graham Mytton rural radio in Africa - audience research and participation strategies, Jean-Pierre Ilboudo. Part 2 Case studies in local radio: communtiy radio and development -issues and examples Francophone West Africa, Mary Myers the evolution of radio broadcasting in Burkina Faso - from mother radio to local rad…
African Broadcast Cultures
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
Youth culture, bandiri, and the continuing legitimacy debate in Sokoto Town
In spite of the Islamic world's adherence to the tenets of the Qur'an a localised religious culture operates to affirm, contest, or renegotiate the legitimacy of mainstream cultural order. In this paper, we describe the practice of bandiri, a musical performance genre and the attempt of its practitioners to situate bandiri at the centre of youth culture in Sokoto. We conclude that it is too early to judge the success of this experiment, but that …
Power, Marginality and African Oral Literature
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
The architecture of literature and the interplay of voices imaginative prose writing 1934-94 oral narratives - Tatsuniya, the tale and other prose forms short form verbal art theatre and mimesis song and freelance popular singers tied singers, singing for combatants, farmers and emirs poetry - form and historical background in the 19th century modern Hausa poetry
Power, Marginality and African Oral Literature
Scribe, Griot, and Novelist
Fitila, une nouvelle revue radicale haoussa
Furniss Graham. Fitila, une nouvelle revue radicale haoussa. In: Politique africaine, n°37, 1990. Économie alimentaire : la purge libérale. pp. 102-107
Literature in African Languages
Preface Editors' introduction 1. Oral litertaure B. W. Andrzejewski 2. The rise of written literatures in African languages Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 3. Literature in Fula D. W. Arnott 4. Literatures in the Mande and neighbouring languages Gordon Innes 5. Akan folk literature and the beginnings of writing in Twi Nina Pawlak 6. Yoruba literature Adeboye Babalola 7. Literature in the Hausa language Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 8. Writing and literature in cla…
African Broadcast Cultures
African broadcast cultures, Richard Fardon and Graham Furniss. Part 1 Sub-Saharan surveys: saucepan to dish - radio and TV in Africa, Graham Mytton rural radio in Africa - audience research and participation strategies, Jean-Pierre Ilboudo. Part 2 Case studies in local radio: communtiy radio and development -issues and examples Francophone West Africa, Mary Myers the evolution of radio broadcasting in Burkina Faso - from mother radio to local rad…
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
The architecture of literature and the interplay of voices imaginative prose writing 1934-94 oral narratives - Tatsuniya, the tale and other prose forms short form verbal art theatre and mimesis song and freelance popular singers tied singers, singing for combatants, farmers and emirs poetry - form and historical background in the 19th century modern Hausa poetry
African Broadcast Cultures
Video and the Hausa Novella in Nigeria
An explosion of Hausa popular fiction writing in Nigeria, from about 1987 onwards, was mirrored in an even greater growth in Hausa video film production from the mid-1990s onwards. A range of themes, reflected in the imagery of book covers, has been dominated by issues concerning the roles of women and the relations between men and women in this predominantly Islamic society, leading to a continuing debate both about Hausa society and about the m…
Youth culture, bandiri, and the continuing legitimacy debate in Sokoto Town
In spite of the Islamic world's adherence to the tenets of the Qur'an a localised religious culture operates to affirm, contest, or renegotiate the legitimacy of mainstream cultural order. In this paper, we describe the practice of bandiri, a musical performance genre and the attempt of its practitioners to situate bandiri at the centre of youth culture in Sokoto. We conclude that it is too early to judge the success of this experiment, but that …
Power, Marginality and African Oral Literature
Literature in African Languages
Preface Editors' introduction 1. Oral litertaure B. W. Andrzejewski 2. The rise of written literatures in African languages Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 3. Literature in Fula D. W. Arnott 4. Literatures in the Mande and neighbouring languages Gordon Innes 5. Akan folk literature and the beginnings of writing in Twi Nina Pawlak 6. Yoruba literature Adeboye Babalola 7. Literature in the Hausa language Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 8. Writing and literature in cla…
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
Literature in African Languages
Preface Editors' introduction 1. Oral litertaure B. W. Andrzejewski 2. The rise of written literatures in African languages Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 3. Literature in Fula D. W. Arnott 4. Literatures in the Mande and neighbouring languages Gordon Innes 5. Akan folk literature and the beginnings of writing in Twi Nina Pawlak 6. Yoruba literature Adeboye Babalola 7. Literature in the Hausa language Stanislaw Pilaszewicz 8. Writing and literature in cla…
Fitila, une nouvelle revue radicale haoussa
Furniss Graham. Fitila, une nouvelle revue radicale haoussa. In: Politique africaine, n°37, 1990. Économie alimentaire : la purge libérale. pp. 102-107
Scribe, Griot, and Novelist
Power, Marginality and African Oral Literature
Power, Marginality and African Oral Literature
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
The architecture of literature and the interplay of voices imaginative prose writing 1934-94 oral narratives - Tatsuniya, the tale and other prose forms short form verbal art theatre and mimesis song and freelance popular singers tied singers, singing for combatants, farmers and emirs poetry - form and historical background in the 19th century modern Hausa poetry
Poetry, Prose and Popular Culture in Hausa
Youth culture, bandiri, and the continuing legitimacy debate in Sokoto Town
In spite of the Islamic world's adherence to the tenets of the Qur'an a localised religious culture operates to affirm, contest, or renegotiate the legitimacy of mainstream cultural order. In this paper, we describe the practice of bandiri, a musical performance genre and the attempt of its practitioners to situate bandiri at the centre of youth culture in Sokoto. We conclude that it is too early to judge the success of this experiment, but that …
African Broadcast Cultures
African broadcast cultures, Richard Fardon and Graham Furniss. Part 1 Sub-Saharan surveys: saucepan to dish - radio and TV in Africa, Graham Mytton rural radio in Africa - audience research and participation strategies, Jean-Pierre Ilboudo. Part 2 Case studies in local radio: communtiy radio and development -issues and examples Francophone West Africa, Mary Myers the evolution of radio broadcasting in Burkina Faso - from mother radio to local rad…
African Broadcast Cultures
On the Implications of Orality
Video and the Hausa Novella in Nigeria
An explosion of Hausa popular fiction writing in Nigeria, from about 1987 onwards, was mirrored in an even greater growth in Hausa video film production from the mid-1990s onwards. A range of themes, reflected in the imagery of book covers, has been dominated by issues concerning the roles of women and the relations between men and women in this predominantly Islamic society, leading to a continuing debate both about Hausa society and about the m…
William Finbarr (Barry) Burgess, 8 October 1948-7 February 2021
Barry was born on
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