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| Preface | ||
| Introduction: A Matter of Commitment | ||
| Trends in the Criticism of African Literature | ||
| African Critics and the Socio-Cultural Responses to African Literature: Implications for Pragmatic Criticism | ||
| Beyond Gender Warfare and Western Ideologies: African Feminism for the 21st Century | ||
| Making an Impact: Feminist Literary Studies at the University of Lagos | ||
| Discourse Analysis and Characterization in the Novel | ||
| Nigerian Literature and Oral Tradition | ||
| Tradition, Rotimi, and His Audience | ||
| R. E. Obeng's Eighteenpence: A Critical Study | ||
| Grappling with Irony in the Feminist Text: The Case of The Concubine | ||
| Nigerian New Female Voices in Social Criticism: Ifeoma Okoye's Men Without Ears | ||
| A Reader's Response to Contemporary African Short Stories | ||
| Society in Chukwuemeka Ike's Fiction: A Focus on The Potter's Wheel and Expo '77 | ||
| Okpewho's Victims: Victims of Art, Not of Fire | ||
| Communicative Competence and Dialogue in Bilingual Novels: Three Nigerian Novels as Case Study | ||
| Artistic Progression in Chinua Achebe's Experiment with the English Language in Two Novels | ||
| On Becoming A Novelist: A Novel Reading of Chinua Achebe's A Man of the People | ||
| The Man that is in ME: Chinua Achebe and the Valorization of the Human Spirit | ||
| Nurturing the Cradle: Chinua Achebe's Fiction For Children | ||
| The Eternal Sojourner: Ken Saro-Wiwa, The Man and His Fiction | ||
| Nigeria's New Poets and Violence | ||
| New Nigerian Poetry in English and the Theory of Poetic Language | ||
| Fear and Premonition in Ken Saro-Wiwa's Poetry | ||
| Gabriel Okara as A War Poet | ||
| Encounters with Readers and Critics | ||
| The Word, Poetic Vision and Society | ||
| A Writer's Monologue | ||
| An Interview with Chukwuemeka Ike | ||
| Epilogue: Nationalism and the Creative Talent (An Address to the Association of Nigerian Authors) | ||
| Notes on Contributors | ||
| Index |
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Bernard Nyamukanza
reviewed Goatskin bags and wisdom on September 26, 2010
Goatskin bags and wisdom
I missed some things, but I might have to take the publication date into account. Maybe I should also read a more recent work on Black Consciousness. I did enjoy the chapter on Black Theology a lot.
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