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Teaching African Literature in Challenging Times
Janice Spleth
I Look Ahead and I Am Glad: To Bernard Fonlon and Lee Nichols!
Odia Ofiemun
At the Source of the Tree, The Sculpted Alternative: A Reflection on Art and Environmental Sustainability
Jean-Gilles Quenum
Polluting the World and the Silence of African Writers
Tanella Boni
The (Un)broken Cycle in Death and the King’s Horseman
Cheryl Sterling
Popular Cultures of East Africa and Mexico in Conversation with Death
Aaron Rosenberg
‘Haiti, I Can See Your Halo!' Migration, Landscape and Nation in Danticat’s Diaspora
Carole Boyce Davies
Thématisation des causes des crises socio-politiques en Afrique post-coloniale dans la fiction d’écrivaines ivoiriennes
Viviane Bekrou
The Women of Brewster Place: A Saga of Female Bonding
A. Kumar and Smita Jha
Tsotsi: From Fugard to Film
Daniel Gover
Literacy and Social Status in Arrow of God and Isara
Chima Osakwe
Tech Transfer, Modernization, and Independence in Bhêly-Quénum and Loba
Roxanna N Curto
Post-ALA Accra: Continuing the Debate on Language and its Role in African Literatures
Alexander Kakraba and Theophilus Nartey
Guelwaar, A View on Western Food Aid in Africa
Samuel Zadi
Interview: Peter Thompson and Wangui wa Goro on Translation
The Larson Collection at the Harry Ransom Center
Bernth Lindfors
ALA 2010 Photo Album
Abioseh Porter
ALA Executive Council
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