While preparing some new material on types of Ajami manuscripts and specific approaches to study them (based on this talk), I post here an updated programme of the last year’s workshop. A big thank you to all participants and presenters! Here are the links to slide presentations (following the order of the talks in the programme):
Samby Khalil Magassouba, Bamako and Djibril Dramé, Hamburg
Analysis of a Soninke Ajami poem
Hamadou Boly, Bamako
Une étude analytique de la poésie du cheick Mouhammad Abdoulaye Souadou
Lameen Souag, Paris
Preliminary notes on a page of premodern Songhay and Tamasheq poetry from Timbuktu
Ismaila Zangou Barazi and Sidi Imam Miga, Bamako
La pensée lexique dans les manuscrits de Tomboctou (presentation in Arabic)
Darya Ogorodnikova, Hamburg
The scribes of the Soninke Islamic manuscripts and their networks
Djibril Dramé, Hamburg
Soninke of the Islamic Manuscripts: A comparative overview of a written register and modern (spoken) Soninke
Coleman Donaldson, Hamburg
Preliminary ethnographic and historical insights regarding language, literacy and scholarship amongst the Jula of the former Kong Empire
Nikolay Dobronravin, Saint Petersburg
(In)visibility of Ajami in Chad and Sudan and in Nigerian Android applications
OpenEdition suggests that you cite this post as follows:
Dmitry Bondarev (February 16, 2019). Updated abstracts and presentations from Ajami Lab Workshop, 31 Oct-1 Nov, 2018. A-label: African Languages Between the Lines. Retrieved December 12, 2024 from https://doi.org/10.58079/awtu