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Indigeneity, globalization, and African literature : personally speaking / Tanure Ojaide.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: African histories and modernitiesPublication details: Hampshire Palgrave Macmillan 2015Description: xi, 285 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9781137542205 (hardcover)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 809.8896OJA 23
LOC classification:
  • PL8010 .O34 2015
Contents:
Contemporary Africa and the politics in literature -- Homecoming : African literature and human development -- Defining Niger Delta literature : preliminary perspective on an emerging literature -- After the Nobel : Wole Xoyinka's poetic output -- Chinua Achebe's Things fall apart in world literature -- An unusual growth : the development of Tijan M. Sallah's poetry -- An insider testimony : Odia Ofeimun and his generation of Nigerian poets -- Reviving modern African poetry : an argument -- The perils of a culture-less African literature in the age of globalization -- The imperative of experience in poetry : an African perspective -- Indigenous knowledge and its expression in the folklore of Africa and the African diaspora -- Policy studies, activist literature, and pitching for the masses in Nigeria -- Traditional Izon court and modern poetry : Christian Otobotekere's contribution -- Personally speaking : on the beauty I have seen -- Revisiting an African oral poetic performance : Udje today -- Performance, the new African poetry, and my poetry : a commentary -- Two tributes : Chinua Achebe and Kofi Awoonor -- The politics of African literature : production, publishing, and reception.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-282) and index.

Contemporary Africa and the politics in literature -- Homecoming : African literature and human development -- Defining Niger Delta literature : preliminary perspective on an emerging literature -- After the Nobel : Wole Xoyinka's poetic output -- Chinua Achebe's Things fall apart in world literature -- An unusual growth : the development of Tijan M. Sallah's poetry -- An insider testimony : Odia Ofeimun and his generation of Nigerian poets -- Reviving modern African poetry : an argument -- The perils of a culture-less African literature in the age of globalization -- The imperative of experience in poetry : an African perspective -- Indigenous knowledge and its expression in the folklore of Africa and the African diaspora -- Policy studies, activist literature, and pitching for the masses in Nigeria -- Traditional Izon court and modern poetry : Christian Otobotekere's contribution -- Personally speaking : on the beauty I have seen -- Revisiting an African oral poetic performance : Udje today -- Performance, the new African poetry, and my poetry : a commentary -- Two tributes : Chinua Achebe and Kofi Awoonor -- The politics of African literature : production, publishing, and reception.

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