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Karin Barber
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Aug 31, 2026
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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1:11Mariam OlugbodiHOST
I'm the host, Maryam Ulubodi.
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1:13Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Today I have with me Professor Karin Barber, who is an Emeritus Professor of African Cultural Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
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1:21Mariam OlugbodiHOST
She researched and taught for many years in Western Nigeria before returning to the UK.
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1:27Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Her research focuses on Yoruba oral literature, popular theatre and print culture.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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1:41Mariam OlugbodiHOST
I'm the host, Mariam Ulubodi.
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1:43Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Today I have with me Professor Karin Barber, who is an Emeritus Professor of African Cultural Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
M
1:51Mariam OlugbodiHOST
She researched and taught for many years in Western Nigeria before returning to the UK.
M
1:57Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Her research focuses on Yoruba oral literature, popular theatre and print culture.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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1:26Mariam OlugbodiHOST
I'm the host, Mariam Ulubodi.
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1:28Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Today I have with me Professor Karin Barber, who is an Emeritus Professor of African Cultural Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
M
1:36Mariam OlugbodiHOST
She researched and taught for many years in Western Nigeria before returning to the UK.
M
1:42Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Her research focuses on Yoruba oral literature, popular theatre and print culture.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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0:56Mariam OlugbodiHOST
I'm the host, Mariam Ulubodi.
M
0:58Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Today I have with me Professor Karin Barber, who is an Emeritus Professor of African Cultural Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
M
1:06Mariam OlugbodiHOST
She researched and taught for many years in Western Nigeria before returning to the UK.
M
1:12Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Her research focuses on Yoruba oral literature, popular theatre and print culture.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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2:11Mariam OlugbodiHOST
I'm the host, Mariam Ulubodi.
M
2:13Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Today I have with me Professor Karin Barber, who is an Emeritus Professor of African Cultural Anthropology at the University of Birmingham.
M
2:21Mariam OlugbodiHOST
She researched and taught for many years in Western Nigeria before returning to the UK.
M
2:27Mariam OlugbodiHOST
Her research focuses on Yoruba oral literature, popular theatre and print culture.