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IN THIS EPISODE, WE WILL BE DISCUSSING THE AFRICAN DIASPORA 126 PLUS COMMITEE. THE RIGHT TO RETURN REALITY. THE REALITY OF THE PRESENT RETURNEES IN GHANA. FINDING SOLUTIONS. MY DISTINGUIHED QUESTS. YAW OWUSU AKYEAW VP ASTAR (INTRA-AFRICA TRADE). TONYA SAAFIR - ANKOMAH - DIR. ANKOMAH PREMIUM COMPANY LTD. CEO SANKOFA REPATRIATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM & OKUNINI OBADELE KAMBON - FOUNDER OF ABIBITUMI
11 November 2021
9:55AM-10:30 AM
University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw 'Black People'
This study aims to discuss body part expressions in Akan (a Ghanaian language), Yorùbá (a Nigerian language), Kiswahili (a Tanzanian language) and r n Kmt ‘lit. the language of the Black Nation’. The paper addresses the common worldview whereby the concept and its articulation maintain a close connection to the literal real-world referent (the body part in question). The data is taken from collections of previously attested oral and written texts. The study demonstrates that there is a shared worldview continuum from ancient to contemporary Afrikan languages as manifested in body part expressions and that degree of proximity and similarity can be charted along a fundamental interrelation/fundamental alienation continuum.
