Former Staff

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Eleonore Adwiraah
Assistant Professor
Afrikanistik I

Aisha Ahmed
Hausa Lecturer
Language Centre

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Ahmad Tela Baba
Hausa Lecturer
Language Centre

In Memoriam

Dr. Michael Broß
Hausa Lecturer
Language Centre

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Dr. Moussa Diene
Wolof Lecturer
Language Centre

Dr. Moussa Diene holds a Doctorate in Language Sciences from the University Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar (Senegal) and a Certicate of Advanced Studies from Unidistance (Switzerland). He worked at the University of Ottawa as a visiting researcher and then as a teaching assistant in the French department. His research focuses on linguistic, sociolinguistic and translational issues concerning the Wolof-French language pair in the literary, media and cultural fields.

Phone: +49 (0)921 / 55-2215
E-mail: moussa.diene@uni-bayreuth.de
Building B3, Room 11.2

Office hours: Monday and Wednesday 10.15 - 12.15 in person or Zoom. (firstly e-mail).

Office hour during the semester break: Wednesday, 10-11 hours in person or Zoom (firstly e-mail)

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Fredrick Maiso Bosire
Swahili Lecturer
Language Centre

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Bougoutye Coulibaly
Bambara Lecturer
Language Centre

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Nikitta Dede Adjirakor
Research Associate
Literatures in African Languages

Phone: +49 (0)921 / 55 - 3580
E-mail: nikitta.adjirakor@uni-bayreuth.de
Room: 1.10 (GW I)

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Saikana Dolo
Bambara Lecturer
Language Centre

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Salabary Doumbia
Bambara Lecturer
Language Centre

In Memoriam

Christine Dreßel
Secretary
Afrikanistik I

Uschi Drolc
Assistant Professor
Afrikanistik II

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Edda Fischer
Secretary
Afrikanistik II

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Dr Michelle Clarke

Michelle Louise Clarke's research interests centre around Ecocriticism, African Philosophy and Environmental Ethics. Her work engages with ecocritical discourse within African Speculative Fictions. She is particularly interested in how science fiction, speculative genres and imaginative scenarios can be used to produce very real outcomes for policy implementation and sustainable futures. Her recent publications include a special edition on "African Science Fiction" for Vector, the critical journal of the British Science Fiction Association and an article entitled, "Black Atlantic Futurism, Toxic Discourses and Decolonising the Anthropocene in Nnedi Okorafor’s The Book of Phoenix" in African Literature Today.

Michelle's forthcoming monograph with Peter Lang’s World Science Fiction Series, entitled From Wilderness to Anthropocene: The Frontier in African Speculative Fiction, is set to be released in 2022. In the PhiGe project, Michelle explores speculative fictions in English.

Email: michelle.clarke1512@gmail.com

Web: https://michellelouiseclarke.wordpress.com/

Ingrid Gräbner
Secretary
Afrikanistik I

Ralf Großerhode
Assistant Professor
Afrikanistik II

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Andrew Haruna
Hausa Lecturer
Language Centre

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