L'HISTOIRE DES BAMILEKES ET LEURS ORIGINES EGYPTIENNE.

THE HISTORY OF THE BAMILEKE AND THEIR EGYPTIAN ORIGINS The Bamileke are one of the most important peoples in Cameroon in terms of its social, economic, and political makeup. Their Egyptian origins, their fight against colonization, and their influence in business and entrepreneurship are proof of this. In this educational and informative video, we only scratch the surface of information about this people. You will also find an abundant source of information about this people in the Bibliography below: MUST-SEE VIDEOS: 🛑THE ORIGINS OF THE TUTSI OF RWANDA    • L'HISTOIRE  DES  TUTSI DU RWANDA : ORIGINE...   🛑2 FAILED ATTACKS AGAINST AFRICA:    • DEUX ATENTATS MANQUÉS CONTRE L' AFRIQUE   ...   🛑THE ORIGINS OF THE KINGDOM OF CONGO:    • AUX ORIGINES DU ROYAUME CONGO  #congovolca...   🛑THE ORIGINS OF THE ASHANTI EMPIRE:    • AUX ORIGINES DE L'EMPIRE ASHANTI #blackhis...   🛑THE HISTORY OF THE DIOULAS:    • L'HISTOIRE DES DIOULA . #Africanews #Afric...   🛑 THE ORIGINS OF THE AKSUMM KINGDOM:    • AUX ORIGINES DU ROYAUME  AKSOUM.  #aksoum ...   🛑 THE HISTORY OF THE KROU PEOPLE:    • L'HISTOIRE DU PEUPLE KROU . #Africanews #A...   🛑BIBLIOGRAPHY Bacquart, Jean-Baptiste. The Tribal Arts of Africa: Surveying Africa's Artistic Geography. London: Thames and Hudson, 2000. “French Military Campaign in Bami Leke Country.” http://www.scribd.com/doc/125988/Bami... (accessed February 14, 2011). Toukam, Dieudonne. History and Anthropology of the Bamileke People. Paris: l’Harmattan, 2010. Brain, Robert. (1972). Bangwa Kinship and Marriage. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. DeLancey, Mark W. (1978). “Health and Disease on the Plantations of Cameroon, 1884-1939.” In Disease in African History, edited by G. W. Hartwig and K. D. Patterson, 153-179. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. den Ouden, Jan H. B. (1980). "Incorporation and Changes in the Composite Household: The Effects of Coffee Introduction and Food Crop Commercialization in Two Bamiléké Chiefdoms, Cameroon. In The Household, Women, and Agricultural Development, edited by C. Presvelou and S. Spijkers-Zwart, 41-67. Wageningen: H. Veenman and Zonen, B.V. den Ouden, Jan H. B. (1987). “In Search of Personal Mobility: Changing Interpersonal Relations in Two Bamiléké Chiefdoms, Cameroon.” Africa 57(1): 3-27. Dongmo, J.-L. (1981). Bamiléké dynamism (Cameroon). Flight. 1, Control of agrarian space. Yaoundé: University of Yaoundé. Feldman-Savelsberg, Pamela (1990). "Then We Were Many': Bangangté Women's Conceptions of Health, Fertility, and Social Change in a Bamiléké Chiefdom, Cameroon." Ph.D. dissertation, Johns Hopkins University. Feldman-Savelsberg, Pamela (1995). "Cooking Inside: Kinship and Gender in Bangangté Metaphors of Marriage and Procreation." American Ethnologist 22(3): 20-37. Ghomsi, Emmanuel (1971). "The Birth of the Bamiléké Chiefdoms and the Relations Between Various Groups Before the German Conquest." Cameroonian Historical Review 1:94-121. Hirsch, Klaus (1987). Bamiléké: The People from the Walls. Berlin: Express Edition. Hurault, Jean (1962). The Social Structure of the Bamiléké. Paris: Mouton. Joseph, Richard A. (1977). Radical Nationalism in Cameroon: Social Origins of the UPC (Union des Populations du Rebellion). Oxford: Clarendon Press. Kuczynski, R. R. (1939). The Cameroons and Togoland: A Demographic Study. London: Oxford University Press. Nkwi, Paul N., and Flavien Tiokou Ndonko (1989). "Epilepsy among the Bamiléké of Maham in the Ndé Division, West Province of Cameroon." Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry 13:437-448. Notué, Jean P., and Louis Perrois (1984). Contribution to the Study of Secret Societies among the Bamiléké (West Cameroon). Yaoundé: ISH; ORSTOM. Pradelles de Latour, Charles-Henry (1994). “Marriage Payments, Debt, and Fatherhood among the Bangoua: A Lacanian Analysis of a Kinship System.” Africa 64:21-33. Soen, D, and P. de Comarmon (1969-1970). “The Secret Societies and Age Groups of the Bamiléké and Their Potential Adaptability to Cooperative Organization.” Wiener Völkerkundliche Mitteilungen 11-12:71-88. Tardits, Claude (1960). Contribution to the study of the Bamiléké populations of western Cameroon. Paris: Éditions Berger-Levrault. Voegelin, Charles F., and F. M. Voegelin (1977). Classification and Index of the World's Languages. New York: Elsevier. World Fertility Survey (1983). Cameroon National Fertility Survey, 1978. Yaoundé: MINEP. Bamileke, Cameroon, Bamileke, History of Bamileke People, Bamileke People, Bamileke Cameroon, Bamileke Tradition, Bamileke Tribe, Bamileke History, Bami, Cameroon