Yves Person

Yves Person was a French Africanist who was Professor at the Sorbonne. [1][2]

Selected publications
  • Person, Yves (1968–1975). Samori, Une révolution Dyula. 3 volumes. Dakar: IFAN. p. 2377 pages. A fourth volume of maps published in Paris in 1990. Monumental work of history perhaps unique in African literature.[3]
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gollark: I guess my decision to use SQLite and PostgreSQL for basically everything ever, as they don't have these constraints, was good then.
gollark: Well, there's a simple solution:- find an exploit in MySQL query parsing/execution allowing external code execution- make it execute a binary you craft which causes it to send a HTTP request to your PHP code- that PHP code then fixes the database
gollark: Maybe you need to do this in application code.
gollark: Why would you hardcode an integer length *and* such a bizarrely specific one?

References
  1. Hargreaves, John D. (1983) Obituary: Yves Person, 1925-1982, African Affairs, Apr., vol. 82, no. 327, p. 281-283
  2. Lemarchand, René and Myron J Echenberg (1983) Yves Person (1925-1982) Canadian Journal of African Studies, 1983, vol. 17, no. 1, p. 5-7
  3. Jones D.H. (1977) Samori's Revolution Review of: Samori: Une Révolution Dyula, tome iii by Yves Person, Journal of African History,vol. 18, no. 2, p. 309-311


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