La littérature orale africaine. Croissance et physionomie d'une discipline d'après un recensement bibliographique

V. Görög & V. Karady-African Oral Literature. A presentation and interpretation of statistical data relating to researches on oral literature in Europe, Africa and the United States. The figures show a rapid growth since 1960, correlative with the professionalization of African studies and their integration into academie institutions. The study of oral literature tends to become a subject by itself, as distinguished from anthropology and linguistics. Comparative tables give data on dates, places and languages of publication, and on the genres described. [pp. 579-588

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