Winter/Spring 2007
Abioseh Porter, Editor
Table of Contents
32nd Annual Conference-WVU. Highlight and Preliminary Program
Introducing Nawal El Saadawi: A bio Bibliography
Soraya Mekerta
Reading Syl Cheney-Coker: Selected Annotated Bibliography
Mark Lilleleht
M. Tierno Monembo
Elisa Diallo
Tierno Monembo, un ecrivain engage et engaeant
Bagnini Kohoun
Soyinka, Tutu, and the Globalization of African Humanism
Aaron Eastley
Filled with Voice/Emptied of Self: Reading and Teaching African Feminist Consciusness in Lauretta Ngcobo's And They Didn't Die
Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis
African Jekyls and Hydes: Benjamin Kwakye's Study of Double Personalities in The Sun By Night
Eustace Palmer
From Censure to Pleasure: The Development of Igbo Satire
Christina Ohale
Issues of Discourse and Decolonization
Kenneth W. Harrow
L'Estrange destin de Wangiri and the Representation of the BourgeoisieMohamed Kamara
The Depiction of Masculinity in Classic Nigerian Literature
Frank Salamone
Jazz in Drum: An Ambiguous Discourse • The Short Stories in the 1950s
Leif Lorentzon
The Crushing: Solomon Plaatje's Mhundi
Timothy Johns
Homage to Aime Cesaire, Our Grand Man of Letters
F. Abiola Irele
Half a Century; Fifteenth Anniversary of the Congress of Black Writers
N. Osundare
Poems
Atukwei Okai, Naana Horne, Niyi Osundare, T. Ojaide, and Dorethea Smartt
Reviews
O Hero! (The hero)
Marlon M. Bailey
A History of South African Literature
Christopher Heywood
African Philosophy: The Pharanoic Period
Ramenga Osotsi
Black Africans in Renaissance Europe
Kali Nicole Gross