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To browse Academia. Note: Book is littered with insults to Black people from the title Kaffir to various insulting comments inside the book. I would want indigenous governments to review this book and produce similar, more beneficent works. Original Title. Nancy Kula , Lutz Marten. Troy E. Malin Petzell. Menan du Plessis. The paper offers a brief but hopefully clarificatory account of the three language families generally referred to by linguists as Southern African Khoisan, and outlines ongoing and unresolved linguistic debates concerning relationships between the three families.
Mtholeni Ngcobo. Ndimande-Hlongwa's recent book is a must read for everyone interested in language planning and policy. Translated as IsiZulu Language Planning, Ukuhlelwa Kolimi is a major achievement in a field that is full of books on this topic. These, however, are written in English and other Indo-European languages and not a South African language.
Ruby Magosvongwe. Keith L Snider. Collectively, linguistic research in Africa has produced a wealth of lexical data, and while these data often serve useful purposes in their individual projects, their use to comparative linguistics is minimal, given their lack of a standard format. The SIL Comparative African Word List words is therefore an attempt to offer a format for these data that is more amenable to comparative analysis. There are two main reasons for the development of this word list.
First, many of the existing African word lists simply do not contain enough lexical items to allow one to do serious comparative analysis. Second, many existing African word lists are specific to a particular language family, and thus, a pan-African list offers the potential of serious comparative research.
