No 20 (2012)

Fulbe Ladde Soro, Buchi Emecheta, French Neo-Colonialism, Ama Ata Aidoo, Religion

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Articles

Studies on Fulbe Ladde Soro: Analytical Review of Major Perspectives
Emeka Peter Aniago
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Victims of Traditions: Representing Immigration, Gender and Race In Buchi Emecheta’s Second Class Citizen
Gbenga Frederick Olorunsiwa
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French (Neo-)Colonialism in (West) Africa: Revisiting Jean-Jacques Annaud’s Noirs et Blancs en Couleur (1976)
Siendou Konate
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Aidoo’s Men: Subverting Traditional Masculinity in Ama Ata Aidoo’s Changes: A Love Story
Theresah P. Ennin
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Priests, Diviners, Mallams: State Power In Asante and The Practice of Promoting Better Understanding Among Different Religious Faiths
Emmanuel Akyeampong, David Owusu-Ansah
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Reviews

“Tell Me, O Muse, of the Man Who Wandered Fullâ€: A Review of The Nine Muses, 2011, 94 minutes, Smoking Dogs Films, John Akomfrah, Dir.
Charles Peterson
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