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1. Linguistic Analysis and Discourse StudiesVolume 25, Issue 1 (September 2025)pp. 404–424PDF of Silent Cries and Digital Voices: A Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of the Abuse and Victimisation of People with Disabilities on Instagram

   Silent Cries and Digital Voices: A Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of the Abuse and Victimisation of People with Disabilities on Instagram

   Endurance Umhanlen and Esther Korakpe

   Abuse and victimisation of persons with disabilities (PWDs) are recurring concerns in disability discourse, yet limited attention has been given to how advocacy organisations construct these experiences through coordinated verbal … visual resources. The study examines the representation of abuse and victimisation of PWDs in five purposively selected graphics posted on the official Instagram page of the Disability Rights Advocacy Centre

2. Literary Theory and CriticismVolume 24, Issue 1 (September 2024)pp. 116–140PDF of African And Global Crises In Wale Okediran’s Strange Encounters And Emmanuel Ojukwu’s Sunset For Mr Goodman

   African And Global Crises In Wale Okediran’s Strange Encounters And Emmanuel Ojukwu’s Sunset For Mr Goodman

   Philip Umaru and Esther Temitayo Adelana

   global crises. Through textual analysis, the paper explores themes such as corruption, moral decadence, abuse of human rights, injustice, ethnic discrimination, political oppression, war and institutional failure as reflected … class relations, power structures, exploitation, and social inequality. Although both novels represent institutional failure, abuse of power and the vulnerability of ordinary people, they differ in the dominant forms through

3. Literary Theory and CriticismVolume 23, Issue 1 (September 2023)pp. 21–37PDF of Gender Coloniality: Patriarchy and Feminist Resistance in Nawal El Saadawi’s Woman at Point Zero

   Gender Coloniality: Patriarchy and Feminist Resistance in Nawal El Saadawi’s Woman at Point Zero

   Chinasa Abonyi

   African literature is characterized by feminist identity, which is twisted into uncertainties and continued abuse. Just as women are unduly subjected to masculinist and socio-economic and political dominance, colonial