Linguistic Evidence of Cultural Distance

The volume offers an in-depth examination of the current research on the Hausa language, with a focus on the cultural influences evident in its vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and pragmatic language structures during communication. This work is an invaluable resource for scholars studying Hausa and its relationships with other languages. Featuring contributions from both renowned figures in Hausa and African linguistics, as well as emerging scholars in the field, the volume introduces fresh perspectives to Hausa studies. It signifies a new direction in exploring the intersections of language, literature, and culture between the Hausa and the communities they represent. The insights provided by the authors pave the way for further exploration by contemporary Hausa researchers and serve as an outstanding addition to the body of work on Hausa linguistics and cultural studies.