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In praise of metonymy: the concepts of tradition' and creativity' in the transmission of Yoruba artistry over time and space

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Une approche du meta-langage de l'histoire de l'art Yoruba. Le concept de diaspora dans la tradition intellectuelle de ce peuple. Etude sur le plateau divinatoire d'Ulm. L'esthetique de la metonymie dans le dialogue entre tradition et creativite entretenu par la culture Yoruba

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