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Chioma Patricia Onuorah
This paper critically examines the negotiation of tradition, gender, migration, and female identity in Buchi Emecheta’s Second-Class Citizen (1974), with particular attention to how transnational movement reshapes women … study examines Adah’s experiences in Nigeria and Britain as a process of cultural negotiation rather than a simple transition from tradition to modernity. It argues that migration does
Eze Nnaemeka Richard and Obasi Ngozika Linda
gender, hair, language, and immigrant experiences. However, the specific ways racial microaggressions shape the negotiation and reconstruction of Black immigrant identity remain insufficiently foregrounded. This study addresses this … United Kingdom. The study finds that these experiences compel the characters to negotiate aspects of their identity, including accent, hair, language, appearance, and cultural belonging, resulting in conformity, internalised racism
Chiagozie Eburuaja
show that identity is discursively constructed through self-representation/self-positioning, other-representation, comparison, polarisation, negotiation and resistance. These strategies construct and negotiate social, religious, gendered, and national identities. The study
Joy I. Nwiyi and Esther M. Ibi
novel, the study examines how Deola Bello, the main character, and other characters negotiate identity through linguistic performance and accent, which become both a site of internal conflict … hybrid identity, and that linguistic accent operates as a marker of this ongoing negotiation, presenting identity and its nuanced features as a constructive site of tension
Adegboye ADEYANJU
previous studies of Nigerian police interrogation have examined discourse control, resistance, argumentation and responsibility negotiation, less attention has been given to a turn-level reanalysis that connects the distribution … offender turns and examines elicitation, accusation, directive, prompt, denial, excuse, evaluation, threat, reassurance and negotiation, with Other retained as a residual category. Quantitative findings show that elicitation is the most
Godwin Chibueze Didigwu, Matthew Chinenye NNuta and Bernice Nonye Ogbochie
construct competing representations of electoral credibility and institutional trust, while Attitude, Engagement and Graduation negotiate and intensify evaluations of political actors and electoral processes. The study conceptualises this emerging process
Olusegun J. Omoboye and Samuel. A. Akinwotu
relational and evaluative. They do not just seek information; they also use language to negotiate care, assert personal involvement and elicit reassurance and to express concerns about their wellbeing
Chinaguh, Emmanuel C.
contested and transformed, extending CDA from the construction of the Other to the negotiation of otherness and membership in a Global-South plural political context
Andrew Ikpomwosa Egbah and Bridget Dahunsi Okunrobo
interactionally constructed, cross-status discourse remains underexamined. This study investigates how “educated speech” is negotiated in real time through an analysis of the Corpus of English and Nigerian Pidgin Code
Caroline Olubunmi Nwaka and Anthonia-Greg Nwanekwu Chibuoke
further anticipates that, while Angelou frequently uses bodily assertion, movement, voice, and posture to negotiate suffering and affirm individual identity, Brathwaite more strongly links corporeal experience to collective memory, ancestral