Historia de África desde 1940. Frederick Cooper

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      [1] Palabra procedente del árabe talib «estudiante, buscador de conocimiento». Diversos idiomas, de culturas influidas por la religión de Mahoma, la han asumido sin apenas cambios; como por ejemplo en persa, cuyo plural es taliban. (N. del T.).

      [2] BAZENGUISSA–GANGA 1997, p. 12.