This collection offers new perspectives that explore and reshape new directions around which postcolonial Nigeria can make progress around identities, values and histories.
This collection offers new perspectives that explore and reshape new directions around which postcolonial Nigeria can make progress around identities, values and histories.
Adeshina Afolayan is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.
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Introduction: Performing Postcoloniality in Nigeria, Adeshina Afolayan Part I Chapter 1. Wole Soyinka: A Public Intellectual, His Publics and Postcolonial Modernities, Sanya Osha Chapter 2. Informality and Patriotism in the Nigerian Postcolony, Adeshina Afolayan Chapter 3. Ajala as Metaphor of the Nigerian Travel Culture: Myths, Legend and Memory(-ies) of the African Abroad, Oluwaseun Abimbola Chapter 4. Language Games and the Inequality of Gender: Feminist Postproverbials and the Yoruba Language, Olayinka Oyeleye Chapter 5. Ethnicity and Fluid Identities in Nineteenth Century Lagos, Mary Aderonke Afolabi Chapter 6. The Future of Du Bois: Consciousness, Citizenship, and Epistemology in Nigeria/Africa, Nimi Wariboko Part II Chapter 7. Determinism and Human Agency in Shola Allyson-Obaniyi's Gbe j F'öri and A kosi le , Lawrence O. Bamikole Chapter 8. Digital Appropriation, Youth Culture and Cybercrime in Emergent Yoruba Bollywood, Olajide Salawu Chapter 9. "The Other Room": Politics, Sex and Power in Shoneyin's The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives, Ofure O. M. Aito and Omolola A. Ladele Chapter 10. Walking Backwards: Prediction of a Failing "Postcolonial" Nigeria in Kunle Afolayan's October 1, Abimbola Iyun Chapter 11. Waka into Bondage: Ndidi Dike's Performance Installation and the Creative Reenactment of the Badagry Slave Trade Route, Kunle Filani Chapter 12. Gboju Nbe! Urban Slangs as Sociolinguistic Expressions in Selected Nollywood Films, Mojisola Shodipe Chapter 13. New Englishes and Nigeria's Linguistic Ecology: Nigeria's Newscasters' Stress Pattern as Model for Standard Nigerian English, Julianah A. Akindele References
Introduction: Performing Postcoloniality in Nigeria, Adeshina Afolayan Part I Chapter 1. Wole Soyinka: A Public Intellectual, His Publics and Postcolonial Modernities, Sanya Osha Chapter 2. Informality and Patriotism in the Nigerian Postcolony, Adeshina Afolayan Chapter 3. Ajala as Metaphor of the Nigerian Travel Culture: Myths, Legend and Memory(-ies) of the African Abroad, Oluwaseun Abimbola Chapter 4. Language Games and the Inequality of Gender: Feminist Postproverbials and the Yoruba Language, Olayinka Oyeleye Chapter 5. Ethnicity and Fluid Identities in Nineteenth Century Lagos, Mary Aderonke Afolabi Chapter 6. The Future of Du Bois: Consciousness, Citizenship, and Epistemology in Nigeria/Africa, Nimi Wariboko Part II Chapter 7. Determinism and Human Agency in Shola Allyson-Obaniyi's Gbe j F'öri and A kosi le , Lawrence O. Bamikole Chapter 8. Digital Appropriation, Youth Culture and Cybercrime in Emergent Yoruba Bollywood, Olajide Salawu Chapter 9. "The Other Room": Politics, Sex and Power in Shoneyin's The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives, Ofure O. M. Aito and Omolola A. Ladele Chapter 10. Walking Backwards: Prediction of a Failing "Postcolonial" Nigeria in Kunle Afolayan's October 1, Abimbola Iyun Chapter 11. Waka into Bondage: Ndidi Dike's Performance Installation and the Creative Reenactment of the Badagry Slave Trade Route, Kunle Filani Chapter 12. Gboju Nbe! Urban Slangs as Sociolinguistic Expressions in Selected Nollywood Films, Mojisola Shodipe Chapter 13. New Englishes and Nigeria's Linguistic Ecology: Nigeria's Newscasters' Stress Pattern as Model for Standard Nigerian English, Julianah A. Akindele References
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