Kisisi (Our Language): The Story of Colin and Sadiki (New Directions in Ethnography)
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Kisisi (Our Language): The Story of Colin and Sadiki (New Directions in Ethnography)

by Perry Gilmore

Linguistics Anthropology Ethnography
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An ethnographic exploration of two boys who invent their own language, revealing insights into childhood communication, cultural exchange, and linguistic creativity.

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This book explores the remarkable story of two young boys who develop a unique language together.

It offers insights into language creation, cultural interaction, and childhood communication.

The narrative is grounded in ethnographic research and real-world observations.

Readers gain a deeper understanding of how language emerges in social contexts.

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