Africa Encountered
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Africa Encountered

European Contacts and Evidence, 1450–1700

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eBook - ePub

Africa Encountered

European Contacts and Evidence, 1450–1700

About this book

Professor Hair's aim here has been to explore the European written record for the history of Africa south of the Sahara. This effectively began with the arrival of the Portuguese on the Guinea coast and many of these articles focus on Sierra Leone; others extend the enquiry to southern Africa. One particular theme is the use of early vocabularies of African languages as a source for the history of local populations. At the same time, these studies help illuminate the European reaction to the peoples and the places they encountered.

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Information

Publisher
Routledge
Year
2024
Print ISBN
9780860786269
eBook ISBN
9781040247723
Edition
1
Topic
History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Series
  3. Half Title
  4. Title
  5. Copyright
  6. Contents
  7. Introduction
  8. Acknowledgements
  9. List of Publications
  10. I Discovery and Discoveries: The Portuguese in Guinea, 1444–1650
  11. II Protestants as Pirates, Slavers and Proto-missionaries: Sierra Leone 1568 and 1582
  12. III The Abortive Portuguese Settlement of Sierra Leone, 1570–1625
  13. IV Hamlet in an Afro-Portuguese Setting: New Perspectives on Sierra Leone in 1607
  14. V The Spelling and Connotation of the Toponym ‘Sierra Leone’ since 1461
  15. VI The Use of African Languages in Afro-European Contacts in Guinea 1440–1560
  16. VII Ethnolinguistic Continuity on the Guinea Coast
  17. VIII An Ethnolinguistic Inventory of the Upper Guinea Coast before 1700
  18. IX An Ethnolinguistic Inventory of the Lower Guinea Coast before 1700
  19. X Portuguese Contacts with the Bantu Languages of the Transkei, Natal and Southern Mozambique 1497–1650
  20. XI Milho, Meixoeira and other Foodstuffs of the Sofala Garrison, 1505–1525
  21. Index