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The Pulaar book network: transnationalism from below?
The Pulaar book network: transnationalism from below?

Interventions

The Pulaar book network: transnationalism from below?

By admin_mulosige|2018-01-27T14:30:09+01:00February 5th, 2018|Categories: Interventions|Tags: african diaspora, african language novels, african languages, african literatures, novels, paris, small press, west africa|

Researcher Melanie Bouret examines the grassroots movement for literacy in Pulaar, an African Fulani language spoken in Senegal and Mauritania (and in a vast diaspora), and shows how books circulate throughout a transregional network that is at once coordinated and spontaneous.

Multilingual Poetry: Kwame Write in Paris, Accra, Copenhagen
Multilingual Poetry: Kwame Write in Paris, Accra, Copenhagen

Horn of Africa, Orality and Oral Forms, Past events, Poetry, Reading

Multilingual Poetry: Kwame Write in Paris, Accra, Copenhagen

By July Blalack|2020-05-28T18:05:23+01:00August 11th, 2017|Categories: Horn of Africa, Orality and Oral Forms, Past events, Poetry, Reading|Tags: accra, Africa, ashanti, copenhagen, europe, feminism, ghana, inkfluent, itineraries, kwame aidoo, multilingualism, paris, performance, Poetry, spoken word|

Poetry doesn't need to be completely understood to be experienced, making it an ideal medium for multilingual expression. Here multimodal artist Kwame Write talks to MULOSIGE about the language of water and about multilingualism in his life and work.