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JWAL, Volume XI, Number 1-2

Volume XI, Number 1-2  ·  1976

JWAL
Vol. XI, No. 1-2

The Journal of West African Languages

Issue
Vol. XI, No. 1-2
Date
1976
Editor
Ben Elugbe
Publisher
West African Linguistic Society, Ìbàdàn
About this Issue
Volume XI, Numbers 1–2, 1976 — a combined number, edited by Ben Elugbe at Ìbàdàn and printed by offset lithography at the Ibadan University Press. It is the most Nigerian issue in the collection. FẸMI AKINKUGBE opens with an internal classification of the Yoruboid group — Yorùbá, Iṣẹkiri, Igala; AYỌ BAMGBOṢE asks whether Yorùbá adverbs are really nouns; John Bendor-Samuel and Inge Meier on sentence types in Izi; Isaac K. Chinebuah on pronominalization in Kwa; BEN OHI ELUGBE and Klaus Schubert on noun classes and concord in Ọlọma; Isaac S. George Madugu on whether Yorùbá adjectives are merged verbs or just emerging; KỌLA OWOLABI on loose apposition in Yorùbá; and Jan P. Sterk on the Hohumono noun class system.
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