2015
175 pp.
(html-format) with internal links between the table of contents pages to each contribution, 1 map, 1 diagram, 4 tables, acoustic documents: 23 audio recordings of conference discussions (altogether 24 hrs 6’ and single contributions 97 ‘ 52”) + DVD-ROM
Text language(s): English, French
The present volume is a selection of the papers presented during the 1st International Conference on Cushitic Languages, Paris, 8-12 September 1975. Some thirty scholars gathered, coming from several African, European and American countries: Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Sudan (where these languages are spoken), Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Russia, United Kingdom, and United States. The conference rested ignored, and the issues have never been announced since now: due to a lack of funds, the contributions are published only now, 40 years after the conference has been held.
The papers are grouped thematically, in order to underline the consistency of the debates that took place during the meeting. Moreover, mp3-audio files that contain 24 hours and 6 minutes of the public presentations are presented on the DVD. Furthermore, and original contributions of scholars amounting to 97 minutes are attached to the texts.
CONTENTS
Introduction:
Communication de François Enguehard (Aresæ) à la 5ème Conférence internationale sur les langues couchitiques et omotiques (Paris, 16-18 avril 2008)
I Linguistics
Karel Petráček:
Problèmes de linguistique
Hans-Jürgen Sasse†:
The Extension of Macro-Somali
Hailee Fidaa:
Linguistique – Communication
Chaim Rabin:
Problems of Cushitic-Semitic Etymology
II Literature (Texts)
Karel Petráček:
Problèmes de la littérature comparée en Afrique du Nord et Nord-Est
Derar Saleh Derar:
Comments on Cushitic Literatures 1940-1975 by Dr B.W. Andrzejewski
Alessandro Triulzi:
Some observations on Dr B.W. Andrzejewski’s report on the literature of Cushitic-speaking peoples
Andrzej Zaborski†:
Remarks on: B.W. Andrzejewski’s Cushitic Literatures (1940-1975) – a survey
Derar Saleh Derar:
Mahmoud El-Falaj, a Beja Poet (1860 s)
III Ethnology – Sociology (Texts)
Ioan M. Lewis†:
The Cushitic-speaking peoples – a jig-saw puzzle for social anthropologists
Andrzej Zaborski†:
Remarks on The Cushitic-speaking peoples – a jig-saw puzzle for social anthropologists by I.M. Lewis
Alessandro Triulzi:
Some observations on Prof. I.M. Lewis’s Report on the ethnography of Cushitic-speaking peoples
Hans-Jürgen Sasse†:
Remarks on Prof. Lewis’s Report on Ethnology and Sociology
Paul T.W. Baxter†:
An Arssi women’s neighbourhood festival – atete
Derar Saleh Derar:
A note on The Beja Tribes in the Sudan
IV History (Texts)
Eike Haberland†:
Notes on the History of the Southern Ethiopian Peoples
Paul T.W. Baxter†:
A note on Prof. Haberland’s paper
Derar Saleh Derar:
Comments on the paper on The History of the Southern Ethiopian Peoples by Prof. E. Haberland
Hassan Mohamed Salih:
Comments on Prof. Haberland’s and Prof. Lewis’s Reports
Abdallah Mohamed Kamil:
Les Afars sont les descendants des Adals
Michel Perret:
Notes sur le rapport du Prof. Haberland (Histoire)
Alessandro Triulzi:
Some remarks on Prof. Haberland’s Notes on the History of the Southern Ethiopian Peoples
