Violent Resolutions in African Fiction

Adeleke Adeeko

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Adeleke Adeeko
The Ohio State University

Adeleke Adeeko is a Humanities Distinguished Professor at The Ohio State University. Adeeko's teaching and research interests are, in no particular order of importance, Yoruba Literature, literary theory, African American Literature, and Anglophone literatures of Africa, south Asia, and the Caribbean. I am the author of Proverbs, Textuality, and Nativism in African Literature (1998) and The Slave's Rebellion: Literature, History, Orature (2005). I guest edited a special issue of Research in African Literatures 40:4 (Winter 2009) on writing about slavery in the African diaspora. My ongoing research projects are "Animist" Poetics in African American Poetry and Praise Culture in Lagos, Nigeria.

Violent Resolutions in African Fiction

Adeleke Adeeko

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A podicle on violent resolutions in African fiction.

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Africa; Fiction; Violence; Resolution

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West Africa Review. ISSN: 1525-4488 (online).
Editors: Adeleke Adeeko, Nkiru Nzegwu, and Olufemi Taiwo.

Published by Africa Resource Center, Inc. All inquiries about rights, permissions, reprints and license should be directed to AfricaResource.

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Violent Resolutions in African Fiction

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