Abbia_(journal) References

*Abbia*
Discipline	Area studies
Language	English, French
Publication details
History	1962–1982
Publisher	Université de Cameroun ( Cameroon)
Frequency	Quarterly
Standard abbreviations;
ISO 4	Abbia
Indexing;
ISSN	0001-3102;
LCCN	sn86013488
OCLC no.	241303153

Abbia: Cameroon Cultural Review ( fr: Abbia: Revue Culturelle Camerounaise) was an academic journal covering the culture of Cameroon. It was established by Bernard Fonlon and Marcien Towa in 1962 and ran until 1982. Its influence was discussed by Milton Krieger in 1996^[1] and 2014^[2] as well as the contributors to Fonlon's Festschrift 1989.^[3] The journal exemplified Fonlon's beliefs about the importance of French-English bilingualism (see his article in Abbia V 4 1963 'A case for early bilingualism').

The full text of Abbia is available on the Vestiges Journal website

References

^ Krieger, Milton (1996). "Building the Republic through letters: "Abbia: Cameroon Cultural Review," 1963–82, and its legacy". Research in African Literatures. 27 (2): 155–177. JSTOR 3820169.
^ Krieger, Milton (2014). Cameroon's contemporary culture and politics prospects and problems. Project MUSE. ISBN 9789956790272. OCLC 934794271.
^ Lyonga, Nalova (1989). Socrates in Cameroon: the life and works of Bernard Nsokika Fonlon. University of Yaoundé. OCLC 24347680.

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[1] Krieger, Milton (1996). "Building the Republic through letters: "Abbia: Cameroon Cultural Review," 1963–82, and its legacy". Research in African Literatures. 27 (2): 155–177. JSTOR 3820169.

[2] Krieger, Milton (2014). Cameroon's contemporary culture and politics prospects and problems. Project MUSE. ISBN 9789956790272. OCLC 934794271.

[3] Lyonga, Nalova (1989). Socrates in Cameroon: the life and works of Bernard Nsokika Fonlon. University of Yaoundé. OCLC 24347680.

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