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Linguistic Parallelism in Mariama Ba's So Long A Letter

So Long a Letter as the title implies is a letter written by Ramatoulaye to a bosom friend, Aissatou. In the novel, Ramatoulaye recounts the sad detai...

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The Journey as Trope for Female Growth in Zaynab Alkali's The Virtuous Woman

Zaynab Alkali has published two novels - The Stillborn and The Virtuous Woman. Both novels reconstruct female experience in the journey to consciousne...

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Eros, Psyche and Society: Narrative Continuity in Mariama Ba's So Long a Letter and Scarlet Song

So Long a letter had its centre on the romantic pull of erotic impulses on the psyche. It seemed there that romantic love is the central human impulse...

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Post-colonial Discourse: The Case of Ben Okri's Famished Road

Until recently, Eurocentricism has turned its attention to the gathering storm surging in the identify politics, gender debates and cultural reasserti...

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The Rhetoric of Negation in Osofisan's Who's Afraid of Solarin

Let me start by admitting the obvious, that drama is not primarily an art of discourse. If that is so, then what has it to do with rhetoric to justify...

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Style and the Realization of Committed Discourse in Wole Soyinka's From Zia with Love

If there is any African literary critic who has enjoyed much critical attention and fame, it is Nigeria's Wole Soyinka whose creative versatility is g...

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That Nebulous Geography of Power: Reading Dictatorship and Governance in Soyinka's Power Plays

This essay examines Wole Soyinka’s dramatization of power, dictatorship, and governance through his “power plays” such as Kongi’s Harvest, Dea...

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Reinventing the African Woman: Akachi Adimora- Ezeigbo's The Last of The Strong Ones

Women in traditional Igbo society were given prominent positions because of the roles they played in the society. they were active participants in the...

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The Visionary Relevance of Kaine Agary's Yellow-Yellow and Helon Habila's Waiting For An Angel

Writers in Africa use literature to see into the future of their societies. This paper focuses on Kaine Agary's Yellow- Yellow and Helon Habila's Wait...

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