1958•Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African StudiesRequires access
Sayings of the ỌkọŊkọ Society of the Igbo-Speaking People
M. M. Green
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Abstract
In a previous article I quoted two or three sayings of the ỌkọŊkọ society of the Igbo people of south-eastern Nigeria and very briefly outlined some of the main features of the cultural setting of Igbo unwritten literature. I also suggested that we needed not so much odd specimens of this literature as considerable collections of the various genres in their social environment.