Asian and African Studies

Volume 29, 2020, No. 2

Linguistics:
• Andrason, A.: IDEOPHONES AS LINGUISTIC “REBELS” – THE EXTRA-SYSTEMATICITY OF IDEOPHONES IN XHOSA (PART I). (s. 119)
Egyptian Contemporary Literature:
• Bešková, K.: A BLEAK PORTRAIT OF THE REVOLUTION: ‘AL ’ AL-ASW NĪ’S JUMHŪRĪYA KA’AN. (s. 166)
Polynesian Mythology:
• Bucková, M.: ANALYSING THE MOTIF OF “DWARF PEOPLE” IN POLYNESIAN MYTHOLOGIES, THEIR ORIGIN AND CHARACTERISTICS. PART I. (s. 192)
Linguistics:
• Rácová, A.: “SHOULD SOUTH INDIANS LEARN HINDI? WHY OR WHY NOT?” (An Internet discussion analysis). (s. 204)
Chinese Philosophy:
• Rošker, J.: BAN ZHAO AND THE QUESTION OF FEMALE PHILOSOPHY IN CHINA. (s. 239)
Religionistic:
• Deák, D.: RESEARCHING MUSLIM SAINTS OF THE MARATHI DECCAN: SOME PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES. (s. 261)
African History:
• Trnovec, S.: THE CHALLENGES OF COLONIAL RULE IN WEST AFRICAN SAHEL – THE CASE OF FRENCH WEST AFRICA 1900 – 1930. (s. 282)
The Middle East Modern History:
• Beška, E.: SWAN SONG IN THE NILE VALLEY: THE MAMLŪK STATELET IN DONGOLA (1812 – 1820). (s. 315)
Book Review:
• Ionesov, V.: AVANESOVA, Nona A. Buston VI – the Necropolis of Fire-Worshippers of Pre-Urban Bactria.. (s. 330)