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520 a| The Hausa are concentrated in northern Nigeria and adjacent Niger. They share a common religion, Islam, and a common language. This file consists of 19 documents and the majority cover the time period from ca. 1938-1975. Several documents focus on the Hausa of Zaria Province, including those by M.G. Smith and his wife, Mary F. Smith, who provide a comprehensive overview of Hausa ethnography. The documents written by other authors relate generally to land use, child development, childhood activities, history, religion, kinship, economy, politics, literature, and language. More specific topics include ethnic identities and spirit-possession. Works' monograph describes the culture of the Hausa in Chad. Cohen focuses on the Hausa in the Sabo section of Ibadan, Nigeria, and their relations with the Yoruba. Beik presents a detailed analysis, partly historical and partly literary, of Hausa theater in Niger.;

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Hausa : MS12.

Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New Haven, Conn. : Human Relations Area Files, 1996-
Supplemental Content	https://go.openathens.net/redirector/ecu.edu?url=http://ehrafWorldCultures.yale.edu/collection?owc=MS12
Subjects	Baba, of Karo, 1877-1951. Hausa (African people) Ethnology--Nigeria. Hausa drama--Niger. Nigeria--Civilization.

Included Work	Smith, Mary Felice, 1924- Baba of Karo, a woman of the Muslim Hausa.
Included Work	Beik, Janet, 1953- Hausa theatre in Niger.
Included Work	Besmer, Fremont E. Horses, musicians and gods.
Included Work	Cohen, Abner. Custom & politics in urban Africa.
Included Work	Dry, E. Social development of the Hausa child.
Included Work	Faulkingham, Ralph H. Political support in a Hausa village.
Included Work	Forde, Daryll, 1902-1973 Rural economies.
Included Work	Greenberg, Joseph H. (Joseph Harold), 1915-2001. Islam and clan organization among the Hausa.
Included Work	Greenberg, Joseph H. (Joseph Harold), 1915-2001. Influence of Islam on a Sudanese religion.
Included Work	Hassan, Alhaji, 1909- Chronicle of Abuja.
Included Work	Hill, Polly, 1914-2005 Rural Hausa.
Included Work	Prothero, R. Mansell Land use at Soba, Zaria Province, northern Nigeria.
Included Work	Rattray, R. S. (Robert Sutherland), 1881-1938. Hausa folk lore.
Included Work	Salamone, Frank A. Gods and goods in Africa.
Included Work	Smith, M. G. (Michael Garfield). Cooperation in Hausa society.
Included Work	Smith, M. G. (Michael Garfield). Government in Zazzau 1800-1950.
Included Work	Smith, M. G. (Michael Garfield). Affairs of Daura.
Included Work	Smith, M. G. (Michael Garfield). Economy of Hausa communities of Zaria.
Included Work	Works, John A., 1944- Pilgrims in a strange land.
Other author/creator	Human Relations Area Files, inc.
Series	eHRAF world cultures. Africa EHRAF world cultures. Africa. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents	Baba of Karo, a woman of the Muslim Hausa / M.F. Smith -- Hausa theatre in Niger / Janet Beik -- Horses, musicians and gods / Fremont E. Besmer -- Custom & politics in urban Africa / Abner Cohen -- The social development of the Hausa child / E. Dry -- Political support in a Hausa village / Ralph Harold Faulkingham -- Cultural summary, Hausa / Deborah Fellow and John Beierle -- The rural economies / Cyril Daryll Forde -- Islam and clan organization among the Hausa ; The influence of Islam on a Sudanese religion / Joseph Harold Greenberg -- A chronicle of Abuja / Malam Hassan and Malam Shuaibu -- Rural Hausa / Polly Hill -- Land use at Soba, Zaria Province, northern Nigeria / R. Mansell Prothero -- Hausa folk lore / Robert Sutherland Rattray -- Gods and goods in Africa / Frank A. Salamone -- Cooperation in Hausa society ; Government in Zazzau 1800-1950 ; The affairs of Daura ; The economy of Hausa communities of Zaria / M.G. Smith -- Pilgrims in a strange land / John A. Works, Jr.
Abstract	The Hausa are concentrated in northern Nigeria and adjacent Niger. They share a common religion, Islam, and a common language. This file consists of 19 documents and the majority cover the time period from ca. 1938-1975. Several documents focus on the Hausa of Zaria Province, including those by M.G. Smith and his wife, Mary F. Smith, who provide a comprehensive overview of Hausa ethnography. The documents written by other authors relate generally to land use, child development, childhood activities, history, religion, kinship, economy, politics, literature, and language. More specific topics include ethnic identities and spirit-possession. Works' monograph describes the culture of the Hausa in Chad. Cohen focuses on the Hausa in the Sabo section of Ibadan, Nigeria, and their relations with the Yoruba. Beik presents a detailed analysis, partly historical and partly literary, of Hausa theater in Niger.
General note	Title from Web page (viewed Apr. 16, 2008).
General note	This portion of eHRAF world cultures was last updated in 1996 and is a revision and update of the microfiche file.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Hausa : MS12.

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