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JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE
NO. 12
 Journal
African Literature No 12 provides scholarly researched comparisons of
authors and their oeuvre in this recent assessment of Africa centred
creative thought and the expanding awareness of history, tradition and
space in African writing.
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JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE NO. 11
 Incorporating
new insights and transformative perspectives on history and language; our
scholars investigate tendencies and evocations that envision
the imaginative articulation of African identity, the contestation of
language and history, the reassessment of culture and heritage within a
tradition of literature
for communal uplift and social transformation. .
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JOURNAL OF
AFRICAN LITERATURE # 9
Using the works
of Morrison, Head, Ba, Vera, Magona, Rotimi, Okri, D�Aguiar, Onwueme,
Mabanckou, Biyaoula and the Insigamigani texts of Rwanda, the heroism and
wisdom of African proverbs as a metagenre are being rediscovered in the
new writings of African scholars. A multidimensional notion of existence
is replacing linearity time that seems very much an arbitrary creation
of Western materialist consciousness. Order Now
JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE
# 7
 Across
Borders is an attempt to commit the process of African integration in
postcoloniality and postmodernity to the exploration of perspectives on
black identities in contemporary writings and the interaction of
cultural expressions beyond the borders of Africa and across the
Atlantic.
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THE
JOURNAL OF NEW POETRY NO. 6
 This
volume takes historical, sociological, literary, aesthetic perspectives
on the evolution, practice and emergence of African poetry and music as
mutually reliant and dependent creative media of art in society. It
proposes that music should weave naturally, and most perceptibly, with
the religious functions of art in a social communion that holds greater
purpose for individual and communal well being. The focus on poetry and
music recognises the significance of both artistic forms to contemporary
African experience.Order Now
AFRICA LITERARY JOURNAL ALJ B5
FEMINIST IMPULSES, CITIZENSHIP
ISSUES
 The
African Literary Journal (B5) is a move toward replacing exclusivity of
disciplines of the early school with a more imaginative approach to
disciplinary relations where borders seem to merge in the treatment of
issues such as feminism, politics, nationality, literacy and
culture.
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Journal of AFRICAN LITERATURE
#
4
 The Journal of African Literature and
Culture No. 4
examines the dramatic literatures of Ama Ata Aidoo, Tess Onwueme and Femi
Osofisan in addition to fresh
insights on the prose writings of Bessora, Bessie Head, Mia Couto,
Coetzee, Laye, Ce, and more writers of the new
tradition.
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AFRICA
LITERARY JOURNAL ALJ B4
RE-IMAGINING AFRICAN
LITERATURE (1)
 Africa Literary Journal (B4) comes with integrative indigenous approach to African literary criticism
and an emphasis on African oral
literatures.
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CRITICAL STUDIES CS (A) 2: ONUORA OSSIE
ENEKWE
.jpg) The Second IRCALC Critical Supplement (A)2 series on
African writing assembles a total of 17
Critical Essays, Chats, and Reviews
on the Poetry and Prose Fictions of
Nigerian professor of dramatic literature Onuora Ossie Enekwe.
This
is the first collective and comprehensive criticism and theorizing of
Enekwe, whose writings have bolstered African aesthetic contributions to
world literature and theatre.
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Journal of AFRICAN LITERATURE # 3
RE-IMAGINING AFRICAN
LITERATURE 2
 Continuing the theme of Re-Imagining African Literature,
articles in JAL (3) issue include critical reappraisals of the works of notable
younger and older African writers: Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka, JM
Coetzee, Chin Ce, Dangaremgba, Vassanji, Ama Ata Aidoo, Mongo Beti to
mention but a few.
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AFRICA AND HER WRITERS [JALC
10 Special Edition)
 Special
Tenth anniversary edition of the JALC Contemporary Series which features
more critical entries and reviews on favourite authors of African
fiction, poetry, drama and non-fiction. This
unique concern with authors and their work marks a continuing quest for
assessment of Africa�s creative literatures alongside visionary progress and aesthetic of different
nationalities and their varying degrees of individual consciousness.
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JOURNAL OF
AFRICAN LITERATURE # 8
 Featuring
a Forum on the oral-written interface in Achebe's fictions, this volume of contributions from scholars of Black and
African writing around the world has exploded theoretical frameworks for
propagating indigenous knowledge about the Black experience, the
tensions of Space and Identity at various political, social, economic
and psychological levels of African national existence, and their
possible remediation through imaginative fusions that are
embedded in external and subjective realities.
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JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE NO. 6
 African
scholars' commitment in the study in Oral Traditions is borne from the
awareness that African verbal arts still survive in works of discerning
writers, in the conscious exploration of tropes, perspectives,
philosophy and consciousness, its complementary realism and ontology for
the delineation of authentic African response to memory, history and all
possible confrontations with existence such as witnessed in recent
analyses of the African novel.
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THE JOURNAL OF NEW POETRY NO. 5
Continues the theme of War and
Conflict Resolution in African Literature. Throws further light on the
poetry of National and Ethnic Africa. Theme Studies on the �Rhythms of
Conflicts� have selected papers from Zimbabwe and Nigeria which add
unique contemporaneous dimensions to the poetic expressions in Africa
through songs, oratory and music.
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JOURNAL OF AFRICAN LITERATURE [JAL]
NO. 5
JAL No. 5
contains 15 scholarly essays on the theme
of War and Conflict in African Literature.
Written by scholars from
the United Kingdom, Africa, Asia, and America, this 2008 volume is
divided in two broad categories of National /Political and Gender
Conflicts to which have been added The Writer's and Chat Forums
featuring African Writers and Critics.
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THE JOURNAL OF NEW POETRY NP
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NP No. 4 Theme, "Griots of our Times," examines African contemporary poetry
in a way that will delight
and challenge scholars. The reader will also find
the review of some recent poetry publications from Canada, Namibia and
Nigeria a revealing outline of present trends in the poetry of
Francophone and Anglophone Africa.
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Journal of NIGERIAN POETRY
NNP
No.2
CRITICS OF THE NEW
POETRY
 New Nigerian Poetry introduces a literary showcase: Chat
Forum where Nigerian poet and novelist Chin Ce debuts as guest;
includes new
studies of Nigerian poets: Romanus Egudu, Ossie Onuora
Enekwe, Odia Ofeimun and Ken Saro Wiwa.
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CHIN CE
 IRCALC Critical Supplement (A)1 is a testimony of the
rising voices in African literature. Works of the Nigerian poet and novelist critiqued
here include Ce's fictions, Children of Koloko, Gamji
College and An African Eclipse (poetry). Also inclusive
are Chin Ce�s other works, The Visitor (novel) and Full Moon
(poetry) and Millennial collection of poems.
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the Journal of NEW POETRY
# 3
BEYOND SUBJECTIFICATORY
STRUCTURES
 The Journal of New Poetry (3) contains scholarly essay
contributions, and features new poetic expressions from Africa, America,
Canada and the Caribbean islands, including new trends from the African
literary Diaspora.
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