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Books available for Review
The following is a list of books available for review in the Journal of Namibian Studies. If you are interested in reviewing any of these titles, please e-mail Andreas Eckl at eckl@namibian-studies.com
If you are interested in reviewing an unlisted title for JNS, please do not hesitate to contact us as we might be of assistance in getting a review copy from the publisher.
Gertrud Boden, (ed.), !Qamtee /aa =Xanya. The Book of Traditions. Histories, Texts and Illustrations from the !Xoon and 'N/ohan People of Namibia, Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2007.
Reinhard Kößler, In search of survival and dignity: Two traditional communities in southern Namibia under South African rule. (ISSA Wissenschaftliche Reihe Informationsstelle südliches Afrika, Bd. 31). Frankfurt am Main, IKO, 2006. Schmidt, Sigrid, The Forgotten Bride. International Tale Types in Namibia – Texts and Discussions, (Afrika erzählt, Bd. 10), Köln, Köppe, 2009.
Seifert, Marc, „Derjenige, der sich selbst erschaffen hat …“ Motivuntersuchungen zu Heldenerzählungen aus Nordnamibia und Südangola, (Wortkunst und Dokumentartexte in afrikanischen Sprachen, Bd. 27), Köln, Köppe, 2009.
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