Stephanie Newell is George M. Bodman Professor of English at Yale University. Her works include Histories of Dirt in West Africa: Media and Urban Life in Colonial and Postcolonial Lagos (2020) and The Power to Name: A History of Anonymity in Colonial West Africa (2013), finalist for the ASA Best Book Prize 2014.
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Introduction 1. Anglo-Scribes and Anglo-Literates in West African Newspaper History 2. The Time of Letters: Epistolarity and Nigerian Newsprint Cultures 3. 'Shameless Thefts' vs Local Literatures: Dusé Mohamed Ali's Comet 4. Onitsha Pamphlets: Youth Literature for the Modern World 5. The Work of Repetition in Nigerian Epistolary Pamphlets 6. English Romantic Discourse: Women vs Men 7. Female Critical Communities in Nigerian Pamphlet Literature: 'Beware of Women' 8. Writing Time: African Cold War Aesthetics and Nigerian Political Dramas of the 1960s 9. Romances from the Nigerian Civil War: Veronica's End Conclusion: Local Aesthetics
Introduction 1. Anglo-Scribes and Anglo-Literates in West African Newspaper History 2. The Time of Letters: Epistolarity and Nigerian Newsprint Cultures 3. 'Shameless Thefts' vs Local Literatures: Dusé Mohamed Ali's Comet 4. Onitsha Pamphlets: Youth Literature for the Modern World 5. The Work of Repetition in Nigerian Epistolary Pamphlets 6. English Romantic Discourse: Women vs Men 7. Female Critical Communities in Nigerian Pamphlet Literature: 'Beware of Women' 8. Writing Time: African Cold War Aesthetics and Nigerian Political Dramas of the 1960s 9. Romances from the Nigerian Civil War: Veronica's End Conclusion: Local Aesthetics
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