12 Sub‐Saharan Africa: linguistics

Christopher Ehret

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistics and language evolution African Studies and Geopolitics

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Abstract This chapter deals with the developments and speaker migrations of the main language families of sub‐Saharan Africa, offering a chronology derived from linguistic considerations.

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