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Exodus! Movement of Jah People in contemporary Ethiopia with reference to Shashemenē (a report from field research)

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Rutkowska M.

Studies in African Languages and Cultures

2014

issue 48

111-122

This work concerns Shashemenē – a city in southern Ethiopia, which is often and unofficially called the capital of the Rastafari Movement. The article contains some facts about this place and its history, description of living conditions there and the author’s personal impressions from the visit to this city. Moreover, there is a short paragraph about relations between Rastas and native Ethiopians.

Iyaric: specifické kontexty rastafariánského jazyka

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Philippová L.

Svět literatury – Časopis pro novodobé literatury (World of Literature – Journal for Modern Literatures)

2019

vol. 60

103-108

The paper introduces Iyaric, the language of the Rastafari movement of Jamaica, as a creative reaction to the domination of European cultural patterns and as one of the main markers of Rastafari identity. Besides the religious context of Iyaric, attention is also paid to the language situation of Jamaica as well as to the social and cultural context of its beginings.

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Exodus! Movement of Jah People in contemporary Ethiopia with reference to Shashemenē (a report from field research)

Iyaric: specifické kontexty rastafariánského jazyka