Womens Voices on the Practice of Ter among the Luo of Kenya: a Philosophical Perspective

Articles in the same Issue

1. The Authority of Memory in Narrative. Introduction to a volume of papers on East African folklore and folk narrative research
2. The African Epic Controversy. With Reference to the Enanga Epic Tradition of the Bahaya
3. Tradition, Memory, Creativity and the Self in the Personal Narratives among the Borana of Kenya: Conformity and Conflict
4. Myth as a Historical Basis of the Meru Folktales
5. The History of the Wataveta: The Hidden Reality
6. Social Construction of Gender with Special Reference to Gikuyu and Swahili Proverbs
7. Images of Women in Kenyan Oral Narratives
8. Crafting Democratic Memory: The Question of Dilemma and Choice for Women in Kenyan Oral Narratives
9. Womens Voices on the Practice of Ter among the Luo of Kenya: a Philosophical Perspective
10. The Song-narrative Construction of Oral History through the Gikuyu Muthirigu and Mwomboko
11. The American President Meets the Ogre in Hollywood: Linking the Mytho-Cognitive Constructs of the Gikuyu Ogre Tale to the American Film
12. Gikomba Market Literature: Reflections on the Identity and Aspirations of a Common Entrepreneurial Folk
13. Sven Liljeblad (18992000)
14. Anna Birgitta Rooth (19192000)
15. Besprechungen
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