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Progressive Comoros bibliography 1994-2001Gräbner, Werner 09 August 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Below are listed publications on the Comoro Islands which have appeared since the publication of the extensive Comoros bibliography in Ottenheimer & Ottenheimer 1994 (& online at: http:/ /www.ksu.edu/sasw/comoros/combibl.cornoro).
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Dialektologie des Komorischen : quantitative und qualitative Untersuchungen zur internen Gliederung der östlichsten Bantusprache /Full, Wolfram. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität, Mainz, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 290-297).
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Twarab ya Shingazidja: a first approachGräbner, Werner 09 August 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Historically the culture of the Comoro Islands shows a strong relationship to the Swahili culture of the East African coast. Archeology, written and oral history have impressively documented these bonds dating back not less than a thousand years. The appearance of so called twarab in the first decades of the 20th Century once more demonstrated the closeness of this cultural imaginary that links the Comoros to the Swahili world, and beyond to include the predominantly Islamic cultures of the Western Indian Ocean. The paper is a first approach to the history of twarab on one island, Ngazidja, until the mid-1960s. It also addresses the question of language use, especially the relationship between East Coast and Comorian varieties of Swahili, and the influence of the Swahili poetic canon on the practice of Ngazidjan poets and singers. The orthography of names and place names follows Comorian conventions. A distinction is made between `twarab` and `taarab`, the former is the Comorian rendering and refers to the Comorian style, while the latter designates the East African Coast or Swahili variant.
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L’onomastique comorienne: etude linguistiqueYahaya, Moinaecha Cheikh 03 December 2012 (has links) (PDF)
Dans cette etude nous nous sommes fixé commee objectif principal la recherche des morphèmes nominaux altérés dans la langue courante et qui se manifestent au niveau des noms propres surtout au niveau des composés. Ces éléments nous permettront de mieux comprendre le système morphologique du comorien et compléter une etude en cours sur la morphologie des nominaux. L’étude morphologique du nom propre sera complétée par une étude syntaxique des différents éléments qui le composent. Les indications socio-culturelles et socio-linguistiques étant très significatives, nous introduirons une approche thématique qui nous éclairera un peu sur ce sujet.
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Progressive Comoros bibliography 1994-2001Gräbner, Werner 09 August 2012 (has links)
Below are listed publications on the Comoro Islands which have appeared since the publication of the extensive Comoros bibliography in Ottenheimer & Ottenheimer 1994 (& online at: http:/ /www.ksu.edu/sasw/comoros/combibl.cornoro).
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Twarab ya Shingazidja: a first approachGräbner, Werner 09 August 2012 (has links)
Historically the culture of the Comoro Islands shows a strong relationship to the Swahili culture of the East African coast. Archeology, written and oral history have impressively documented these bonds dating back not less than a thousand years. The appearance of so called twarab in the first decades of the 20th Century once more demonstrated the closeness of this cultural imaginary that links the Comoros to the Swahili world, and beyond to include the predominantly Islamic cultures of the Western Indian Ocean. The paper is a first approach to the history of twarab on one island, Ngazidja, until the mid-1960s. It also addresses the question of language use, especially the relationship between East Coast and Comorian varieties of Swahili, and the influence of the Swahili poetic canon on the practice of Ngazidjan poets and singers. The orthography of names and place names follows Comorian conventions. A distinction is made between `twarab` and `taarab`, the former is the Comorian rendering and refers to the Comorian style, while the latter designates the East African Coast or Swahili variant.
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L’onomastique comorienne: etude linguistiqueYahaya, Moinaecha Cheikh 03 December 2012 (has links)
Dans cette etude nous nous sommes fixé commee objectif principal la recherche des morphèmes nominaux altérés dans la langue courante et qui se manifestent au niveau des noms propres surtout au niveau des composés. Ces éléments nous permettront de mieux comprendre le système morphologique du comorien et compléter une etude en cours sur la morphologie des nominaux. L’étude morphologique du nom propre sera complétée par une étude syntaxique des différents éléments qui le composent. Les indications socio-culturelles et socio-linguistiques étant très significatives, nous introduirons une approche thématique qui nous éclairera un peu sur ce sujet.
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