Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Littératures Comparées) est chargée de recherches au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), à Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) est Senior Lecturer en Histoire africaine à la School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Comparative Literature), is a Researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), in Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) is a Senior Lecturer in the History of Africa at SOAS, University of London.

[...] 'Camara stands alongside powerful thinkers such as Amadou Hampâté Bâ, Joseph Ki-Zerbo, and Boubou Hama in describing the uniquenessand complexity of sociopolitical thought in West Africa. Bertho and Rodet have done a great service in providing this material to readers at the undergraduate, graduate, or scholarly levels. The volume, well-produced and edited by the Brill team and highly accessible in its bilingual form, will yield years of further insights into the place of Islamic genealogical, juridical, and political connections among West African groups previously thought of as largely animist, the role of slavery and violence in postcolonial West African societies prior to full-scale French arrival, and local processes of intellectual production'.[...]Douglas W. Leonard, United States Air Force Academy, in Journal of West African History, Volume 8.1, (2022), pp. 176-178

• Editors’ IntroductionRemerciementsAcknowledgmentsList of Illustrations / Table des illustrationsIntroduction – version françaiseNote sur la transcriptionPrélude : enquête autour d’ un tapuscrit retrouvéElara BerthoSur les traces de Djiguiba Camara : introduction au tapuscrit “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho et Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – version françaiseIntroduction – English VersionA Note on TranscriptionForeword : Investigating a Found TypescriptElara BerthoIn the Footsteps of Djiguiba Camara: An Introduction to the Typescript of “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho and Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – English VersionBibliographieIndex des auteurs

Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Littératures Comparées) est chargée de recherches au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), à Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) est Senior Lecturer en Histoire africaine à la School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Comparative Literature), is a Researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), in Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) is a Senior Lecturer in the History of Africa at SOAS, University of London.

[...] 'Camara stands alongside powerful thinkers such as Amadou Hampâté Bâ, Joseph Ki-Zerbo, and Boubou Hama in describing the uniquenessand complexity of sociopolitical thought in West Africa. Bertho and Rodet have done a great service in providing this material to readers at the undergraduate, graduate, or scholarly levels. The volume, well-produced and edited by the Brill team and highly accessible in its bilingual form, will yield years of further insights into the place of Islamic genealogical, juridical, and political connections among West African groups previously thought of as largely animist, the role of slavery and violence in postcolonial West African societies prior to full-scale French arrival, and local processes of intellectual production'.[...]Douglas W. Leonard, United States Air Force Academy, in Journal of West African History, Volume 8.1, (2022), pp. 176-178

• Editors’ IntroductionRemerciementsAcknowledgmentsList of Illustrations / Table des illustrationsIntroduction – version françaiseNote sur la transcriptionPrélude : enquête autour d’ un tapuscrit retrouvéElara BerthoSur les traces de Djiguiba Camara : introduction au tapuscrit “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho et Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – version françaiseIntroduction – English VersionA Note on TranscriptionForeword : Investigating a Found TypescriptElara BerthoIn the Footsteps of Djiguiba Camara: An Introduction to the Typescript of “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho and Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – English VersionBibliographieIndex des auteurs

Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Littératures Comparées) est chargée de recherches au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), à Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) est Senior Lecturer en Histoire africaine à la School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. Elara Bertho, Ph.D. (Comparative Literature), is a Researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), in Bordeaux, Les Afriques dans le Monde (LAM). Marie Rodet, Ph.D. (African Studies) is a Senior Lecturer in the History of Africa at SOAS, University of London.

[...] 'Camara stands alongside powerful thinkers such as Amadou Hampâté Bâ, Joseph Ki-Zerbo, and Boubou Hama in describing the uniquenessand complexity of sociopolitical thought in West Africa. Bertho and Rodet have done a great service in providing this material to readers at the undergraduate, graduate, or scholarly levels. The volume, well-produced and edited by the Brill team and highly accessible in its bilingual form, will yield years of further insights into the place of Islamic genealogical, juridical, and political connections among West African groups previously thought of as largely animist, the role of slavery and violence in postcolonial West African societies prior to full-scale French arrival, and local processes of intellectual production'.[...]Douglas W. Leonard, United States Air Force Academy, in Journal of West African History, Volume 8.1, (2022), pp. 176-178

• Editors’ IntroductionRemerciementsAcknowledgmentsList of Illustrations / Table des illustrationsIntroduction – version françaiseNote sur la transcriptionPrélude : enquête autour d’ un tapuscrit retrouvéElara BerthoSur les traces de Djiguiba Camara : introduction au tapuscrit “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho et Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – version françaiseIntroduction – English VersionA Note on TranscriptionForeword : Investigating a Found TypescriptElara BerthoIn the Footsteps of Djiguiba Camara: An Introduction to the Typescript of “Essai d’ histoire locale”Elara Bertho and Marie Rodet“Essai d’ histoire locale” – English VersionBibliographieIndex des auteurs