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Henrietta Ifeoma Okafor and Chidiebere Chukwuemeka Eze
This work infers that Chinelo Okparanta, in her book, Under the Udala
Memunat Olayemi Mahmud
bilingual aesthetic and theological practice relative to classical Yoruba oral genres. Drawing on foregrounding theory and Myers-Scotton’s (1993) Markedness Model, the analysis classifies numbered excerpts drawn from eight
Eze Nnaemeka Richard and Obasi Ngozika Linda
ways racial microaggressions shape the negotiation and reconstruction of Black immigrant identity remain insufficiently foregrounded. This study addresses this gap by employing Critical Race Theory (CRT) to examine the relationship … conformity, internalised racism, resistance, and identity reconstruction. The paper contributes to existing scholarship by foregrounding racial microaggressions as a significant mechanism through which Black immigrant identities are negotiated within transnational
Philip Umaru and Esther Temitayo Adelana
people, they differ in the dominant forms through which crisis is experienced. Strange Encounters foregrounds corruption and moral decadence within post-independence Nigerian institutions, while Sunset for Mr. Goodman foregrounds
Ugomma Divine Iroakaze and Chiamaka Amalachukwu Ugoka
Aiwanose Odafen’s Tomorrow I Become a Woman. The study argues that the text foregrounds gendered spaces as mechanisms for normalising patriarchal authority and constraining women’s movement. Through … same time, spatial shifts enable moments of negotiation, resistance, and autonomy. By foregrounding the tension between spatial constraints and spatial possibility, the study conceptualises female agency as a contested
Chinasa Abonyi
inception explores several modernist tensions such as ambiguity, alienation, solitude, and estrangement, these foreground the uncanny and the defamiliarization experienced by Africans as a result of colonial conquest and political … discovered that from the uncanny the characters are established as modernist question foregrounded in contradiction and the postcolonial modernism
Fater VANGER and Chika O. OSE-AGBO
elements constantly destroyed decades after formal colonialism ended. Postcolonial writers, particularly Eco-poets, have foregrounded environmental destruction as one of the most devastating colonial outcomes. This paper examines Nnimmo Bassey
Taiwo, Joshua AJENIFARI
claims. Quotation marks distinguish reported assertions from the editorial voice, creating pragmatic distance and foregrounding contradictions in official accounts. Apostrophes and hyphens further contribute to grammatical precision and textual cohesion
Pascal Iheanacho OHANMA and Onwuamaeze S. ALI
marine commodification through bodily and ecological trauma; and Roffey deploys indigenous mythology to foreground human-nonhuman relationality and resist neo-colonial ecocide. Together, these texts re-conceptualize Caribbean environments
Adaobi Constance Muonagor and Rhema F. E. Oguche
vultures. Accordingly, the study employs the qualitative approach for textual analysis, in order to foreground the postcolonial theory and sociopolitical criticism that the study is anchored on. The paper thus