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p'Bitek, Okot, 1931-1982

LC control no.n 50012378
Descriptive conventionsrda
LC classificationPL8041.9.P3 Acoli
PR9381.9.P33 English
Personal name headingp'Bitek, Okot, 1931-1982
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Variant(s)Bitek, Okot p', 1931-1982
Associated countryUganda
Associated placeGreat Britain England Nigeria United States
Birth date1931
Death date1982-07-20
Place of birthGulu (Uganda)
Place of deathKampala (Uganda)
AffiliationMakerere University
University of Bristol
University of Nairobi
University of Ife
University of Iowa
University of Texas at Austin
Profession or occupationAuthors Poets College teachers
Found inAuthor's Song of Lawino, 1969, c1966.
Wanambisi, M.N. Thought and technique in the poetry of Okot p'Bitek, c1984: t.p. (Okot p'Bitek) p. 1, etc. (Okot born in Northern Uganda, died in Kampala, 7/20/82)
Encyclopaedia Britannica online, Feb. 12, 2008 (Okot p'Bitek ; b. 1931, Gulu, Uganda ; d. July 19, 1982, Kampala)
Conversations with African writers, 1981: pages 242-243 (Okot p'Bitek; writes in Acoli (Acholi) and English; education: Gulu High School and King's College, Budo; Government Teacher Training College, Mbarara; Bristol University, England (education); Aberystwyth, Wales (L.L.B.); Oxford University (B. Litt. in social anthropology); Writers Workshop, University of Iowa; taught English and religious knowledge at Sir Samuel Baker's School, Uganda; lecturer at Makerere University; on staff of University of Nairobi (Kenya), University of Ife (Nigeria); visiting lecturer at universities including University of Iowa, and University of Texas (Austin), where he was in self-imposed exile as of 1978; currently (1980) returned to staff of Makerere University; anthropologist, sociologist, critic of social and political conditions in Africa)
Associated languageach eng