Comparative Vocabularies of Bushman Languages by D. F. Bleek

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Comparative Vocabularies of Bushman Languages by D. F. BleekISBN: 9781107672406 Cambridge University Press, 30 June 2011 Paperback, 102 pages Originally published in 1929, as part of a series of short studies on South African tribes by the School of African Life and Languages at the University of Cape Town, this book provides a comparative analysis of the vocabularies used amongst various Bushmen tribes. Through linguistic analysis, a detailed understanding of Bushmen society is developed, emphasising both the

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