No Condition is Permanent: Nigerian Writing and the Struggle for Democracy: Matatu, cartea 23-24
Holger G. Ehling, Claus-Peter Holste-von Mutiusen Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2000
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789042014862
ISBN-10: 9042014865
Dimensiuni: 155 x 230 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Matatu
ISBN-10: 9042014865
Dimensiuni: 155 x 230 mm
Greutate: 0.68 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Matatu
Cuprins
Introduction:
Holger EHLING & Claus-Peter HOLSTE-VON MUTIUS: Nigerian Writing and the Struggle for Democracy.
Articles:
Craig W. MCLUCKIE: Literary Memoirs of the Nigerian Civil War.
Werner SEDLAK: Soyinka’s Cultural Activism: Representations of Detention in Madmen and Specialists, The Detainee, Season of Anomy and The Man Died.
Onookome OKOME: The Social Crusade of Wole Soyinka.
Willfried F. FEUSER: “Nothing Puzzles God!” Chinua Achebe’s Civil War Stories.
Bode SOWANDE: The Metaphysics of Abiku: A Literary Heritage in Ben Okri’s The Famished Road.
Niyi OSUNDARE: From the Closet to the Marketplace: Popular Poetry and the Democratic Space in Nigeria.
Thomas R KNIPP: Gabriel Okara: The Poet as Lonely African.
Marketplace:
Olatunji DARE: The Press and Politics in Nigeria since 1960.
Lai OSO: The Nigerian Press and the Ruling Class.
Hyginus EKWUAZI: Political Values and the Nigerian Film.
Ohioma I.Y. POGOSON: Creative Endeavour and the Nigerian Environment.
Bola IGE: The Role of the Writer in a Developing Society.
Mabel SEGUN: Challenges of Being a Female Writer in a Male-Dominated Developing Society.
Leif LORENTZON: a Response to Oge Ogede.
Interviews:
Ken SARO-WIWA: Oil Boom, Oil Doom (Chantal Zabus).
Ken SARO-WIWA: English is the Hero (Diri I. Teilanyo).
Festus IYAYI: We Cannot Afford to Fail (Kunle Ajibade).
Biyi BANDELE-THOMAS: Coming Out Grinning (Holger Ehling).
Niyi OSUNDARE: I am one of Africa’s accidents (Stephen H. Arnold).
Niyi OSUNDARE: In the Pockets of My Memory (Bayo Adebowale).
‘Sola OSOFISAN: Many Ways to Kill a Rat (Holger Ehling).
Mamman Jiya VATSA: The Last Interview (Ezenwa-Ohaeto).
Molara OGUNDIPE-LESLIE: African Literature, Feminism, and Social Change (Irène Assibad ’Almeida).
Zulu SOFOLA: A Matriarch Comes Centre-Stage (Tunde Olusunle & Adeola Awoyale).
Creative Writing:
Niyo OSUNDARE: Poems from Waiting Laughters.
OBIWU: Three Poems.
Owiti-K’AKUMU: A Green Tree.
Kayode SANNI: Three Poems.
Ogaga IFOWODU: Two Poems.
Obina NWACHUKWU: Two Poems.
Idris O:O. AMALI: Three Poems.
Elias DUNU: Three Poems.
Dapo ADENIYI: The Return of Timbuktu; A Play.
Femi OSOFISAN: Opium; A Play.
Book Reviews
Notes for Contributors
Holger EHLING & Claus-Peter HOLSTE-VON MUTIUS: Nigerian Writing and the Struggle for Democracy.
Articles:
Craig W. MCLUCKIE: Literary Memoirs of the Nigerian Civil War.
Werner SEDLAK: Soyinka’s Cultural Activism: Representations of Detention in Madmen and Specialists, The Detainee, Season of Anomy and The Man Died.
Onookome OKOME: The Social Crusade of Wole Soyinka.
Willfried F. FEUSER: “Nothing Puzzles God!” Chinua Achebe’s Civil War Stories.
Bode SOWANDE: The Metaphysics of Abiku: A Literary Heritage in Ben Okri’s The Famished Road.
Niyi OSUNDARE: From the Closet to the Marketplace: Popular Poetry and the Democratic Space in Nigeria.
Thomas R KNIPP: Gabriel Okara: The Poet as Lonely African.
Marketplace:
Olatunji DARE: The Press and Politics in Nigeria since 1960.
Lai OSO: The Nigerian Press and the Ruling Class.
Hyginus EKWUAZI: Political Values and the Nigerian Film.
Ohioma I.Y. POGOSON: Creative Endeavour and the Nigerian Environment.
Bola IGE: The Role of the Writer in a Developing Society.
Mabel SEGUN: Challenges of Being a Female Writer in a Male-Dominated Developing Society.
Leif LORENTZON: a Response to Oge Ogede.
Interviews:
Ken SARO-WIWA: Oil Boom, Oil Doom (Chantal Zabus).
Ken SARO-WIWA: English is the Hero (Diri I. Teilanyo).
Festus IYAYI: We Cannot Afford to Fail (Kunle Ajibade).
Biyi BANDELE-THOMAS: Coming Out Grinning (Holger Ehling).
Niyi OSUNDARE: I am one of Africa’s accidents (Stephen H. Arnold).
Niyi OSUNDARE: In the Pockets of My Memory (Bayo Adebowale).
‘Sola OSOFISAN: Many Ways to Kill a Rat (Holger Ehling).
Mamman Jiya VATSA: The Last Interview (Ezenwa-Ohaeto).
Molara OGUNDIPE-LESLIE: African Literature, Feminism, and Social Change (Irène Assibad ’Almeida).
Zulu SOFOLA: A Matriarch Comes Centre-Stage (Tunde Olusunle & Adeola Awoyale).
Creative Writing:
Niyo OSUNDARE: Poems from Waiting Laughters.
OBIWU: Three Poems.
Owiti-K’AKUMU: A Green Tree.
Kayode SANNI: Three Poems.
Ogaga IFOWODU: Two Poems.
Obina NWACHUKWU: Two Poems.
Idris O:O. AMALI: Three Poems.
Elias DUNU: Three Poems.
Dapo ADENIYI: The Return of Timbuktu; A Play.
Femi OSOFISAN: Opium; A Play.
Book Reviews
Notes for Contributors