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Ama Ata Aidoo
*Three (Neo)colonial
Male Characters of Ama Ata Aidoo
*Cultural Translation in Ama Ata
Aidoo's The Dilemma of a Ghost
Akachi Ezeigbo
*Male Authority, Female Alterity: Representations of
Womanhood in
Ezeigbo’s
Children of the Eagle
Aminata Sow Fall . Stella Osammor
*The Gender Conflict in African Literature: A Reading of
The Beggars' Strike
and
The Triumph of the Water Lily
Angola
*Writers of Angola Crying
in the Desert: António Joaquim de Miranda, Pedro da Paixăo Franco and
António de Assis Júnior
Bessie
Head .
Yvonne Vera.
Neshani Andreas
*Shades of Utter(ing)
Silences in The Purple Violet of Oshaantu, Maru, and
Under the Tongue
Bessora
*Poetics of Diaspora: “La ca't,”
Surrealism, and Métissage in Bessora's
53 cm
*Representing “les multitudes”: Resisting Normative Definitions of
Gender and Sexuality in Bessora's
Deux bébés et l'addition
(Two
Babies and the Bill)
Buchi Emecheta
*Buchi Emecheta's
Destination Biafra: Feminist (Re-) Writing of the Nigerian Civil War
Buchi Emecheta . Nadine Gordimer . Yvonne Vera
*Remembering the Past: Conflict and War in Nadine Gordimer's
None to Accompany Me,
Yvonne Vera's
The Stone Virgins
and Buchi Emecheta's
Destination Biafra
Camara Laye .
Chin Ce
*Orature and Oratorical
Teaching Strategies in African Literature: The Examples of Laye Camara
and Chin Ce
Cheikh Hamidou Kane
*Colonisation and African Modernity in Cheikh Hamidou Kane's Ambiguous
Adventure
Chin
Ce
*Memory,
Transition and Dialogue: The Cyclic Order of Chin Ce’s Oeuvres
*The Rhetoric of
Despair in Chin Ce’s
Children...
*Beyond
Subjectificatory Structures: Chin Ce 'In the
season of another life'
*'Closer to
Wordsworth': Nature and Pain in Chin Ce's
Full Moon
poems
*Violence and Oral
Metaphors in Chin Ce’s Gamji College
Chinua Achebe
*Creating Identity
out of the Postcolonial Void
*Tradition and Modernity:
Gender Crisis in Chinua Achebe's No Longer at Ease and Anthills
of the Savannah
*Post-Colonial
Literatures and the Ongoing Process of 'Writing Back’
Edward Brathwaite
*The Arrivants
and the Trope of Cultural Foetal Searching
Femi Osofisan
*Antigone as
Revolutionary Muse. Fémi Ňsófisan's
Tčgňnni: an African
Antigone
Femi Osofisan . Ola Rotimi
*Femi Osofisan’s The
Chattering and The Song and Ola Rotimi’s Hopes of The Living
Dead
Ferdinand Oyono
.
Ngugi wa Thiong'o
*The
Child hero: A Comparative Study of Ngugi's
Weep not, child and Oyono's
Houseboy
JM
Coetzee
*‘Moderated Bliss’:
Coetzee's Disgrace as Existential Maturation
*Post-Colonial Literatures as Counter-Discourse: J.M. Coetzee's
Foe
and the Reworking of the Canon
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Khalid
Ibrahim 'Uways
*Representing Conflict, Imagining Consensus: Race, Gender and Nation in
Khalid Ibrahim 'Uways's Dance under the Rain
JN Nkengasong
.
*Memory and
Trauma in John Nkemngong Nkengasong's Across the Mongolo
Lucy Dlamini
. Sembene Ousmane
*The Feminist
Impulse of Lucy Dlamini (The Amaryllis) and Sembene Ousmane (God’s bits of
Wood)
Mia Couto
*Mia
Couto and the Holistic Choric Self: Recreating the Broken Cosmic Order
(Or: Relearning the Song that Truly Speaks…)
Meja
Mwangi
*A Handcuff to History: Reconstruction of
Mau-Mau Uprising in Meja Mwangi's Carcase For Hounds
Mongo Beti .
VS Naipaul .
*Failed Heroes and Failed Memories:
Between the alternatives of V.S. Naipaul’s Biswas and Mongo Beti’s Medza
Ngugi wa Thiong'o
Niyi Osundare
Nurrudin Farah
*Dis-location of the Self and Definition
of the Other in Nurrudin Farah's Maps
Odia Ofeimun
*Revolutionary Strategies: The Poetry Of Odia Ofeimun
Oral
Literatures
*Njange Wan: Birth Songs of Oku Women of Cameroun
*Riddle and Bash: The Creative Wit of Alaa's Children
*Igbo Oral Poetry
*Theory in Praxis:
Matrifocal Feminism and The Lianja Epic
*Rhythms of
Combat: Re-visioning Igbo-Biafran
War Songs
*Conflict Resolution in Oral
Literature: A Review of Yorůbá Satirical Songs
Onuora Ossie Enekwe
*Broken Humanity: The
Poetry of Osmond Ossie Enekwe
*Feminine Archetypes
in Ossie Enekwe's Poetry
*Eco-critical
Spaces: The Natural landscape of New Nigerian Poetry
*Post-colonial Power
Tensions in West African Poetry
Tanure Ojaide
*The Mythography of Tanure Ojaide's Poetry
Tess Onwueme
*Cultural Translation in Osonye Tess
Onwueme's The Missing Face
Vassanji
*Creating Identity
out of the Postcolonial Void
Yvonne Vera
*The Narratives of a
Twice-Betrayed People: Double Traumatization and the Decline of
Nationalism in Yvonne Vera's The Stone Virgins
Wole Soyinka
*Samuel Beckett,
Wole Soyinka, and the Theatre of Desolate
Reality
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