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absence in Spain of a journal devoted to the study of orality issues
related to African societies (oral literature, oral history, mythic
and religious oral traditions, custom law and politics, aspects and dimensions
of culture related to spirituality, with knowledge passed from generation
to generation, with its learning processes) was the motivation for the Directors
and other members of the existing Boards of Oráfrica to start
a journal as a tool for the distribution of their research and the research
of other specialists in these fields, with the conviction that the study
of African orality is key to understanding the past and the present,
history and culture, African identities.
The
journal publishes articles in Spanish, which must be original research
on any aspect related to African oral traditions, once approved by the
External Evaluation Reviewers, by the Editorial Board and the Directors.
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