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Werewere Liking, 1950-

LC control no.n 80003280
Descriptive conventionsrda
LC classificationPQ3989.2.L54
Personal name headingWerewere Liking, 1950-
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Variant(s)Liking, Were Were, 1950-
Liking, Werewere, 1950-
Were Were Liking, 1950-
Associated countryCameroon
Birth date1950
Place of birthBondé (Cameroon)
Field of activityPoetry Playwriting
AffiliationKi-Yi M'Bock (Performing group)
Profession or occupationAuthors Poets Critics Painters Actresses
Found inHourantier, M. J. Du rituel à la scène chez les Bassa du Cameroun, 1979 (a.e.) t.p. (Werewere LIKING) p. 8 (from Cameroun; poet, writer of plays, & painter)
Her Une vision de Kaydara d'Hamadou-Hampaté-Bâ, 1984: t.p. (Werewere Liking) p. 4 cover (Werewere-Liking; b. 1950, Bondé, Cameroun)
Info. from Univ. of Western Australia, Jan. 21, 1997 (Local professor who met her recently notes her preferred usage is Werewere Liking; New Oxford companion to lit. in French has entry under Werewere Liking with reference from Liking, Werewere)
Écriture féminine et tradition africaine, c2009: t.p. (Were Were Liking)
Dictionary of African Biography, accessed September 19, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Liking, Werewere; Were Were Liking; dramatist, writer, critic, painter, sculptor, theater performer, dancer; born 1950 in Bondé, Cameroon; founder of the internationally recognized Ki-Yi Mbock theater company; the theater blended music, spoken word, ritual, and, frequently, the use of marionettes; became the basis of her international reputation; self-taught in her chosen arts; developed a striking appearance and persona, which emphasizes Africanness)
Associated languagefre