WOLE SOYINKA: Politics, Poetics and Postcolonialism

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  being one of the earliest and perhaps the most powerful in a long ...

 Wole Soyinka Soyinka remarkably privileges language and words as is shown in the following passage: I recognize, and welcome ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  expressions of spitefulness and vengefulness in the author-detaine ...

 Wole Soyinka he experienced in the psychic and spiritual extremity of solitary detention in prison. That being said, it must ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  often so implausible that any reader without knowledge or informat ...

 Wole Soyinka Yambo Ouloguem’sBound to Violencewill find parallels inSeason of Anomy. But unlike the former where the narrato ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  the lyrical eloquence and lacerating satire of Soyinka’s own “Unli ...

 Wole Soyinka special problem in Soyinka’s prose works. Within the allegorical frame- work of narrative inSeason of Anomy, th ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  anniversary. WhatAk ́eis about is the process of individuation of ...

 Wole Soyinka the appellation suggests and as revealed in the riot of disorder in her bed- room and the profligate jumble of ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  his childhood. The first American edition ofAk ́ehad on the cover ...

 Wole Soyinka author’s focus on the world of adults in this memoir of his childhood. For I think it is fair to say that this ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  missing overlooking the gate. Its back was turned to the world of ...

 Wole Soyinka In an ascending order of centrality in the plot structure of each work, social antagonisms – and the social mov ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  Ashtabula!” This is whyIsara, the memoir, is Soyinka’s most densel ...

 Wole Soyinka foreign, imported products; the educational and social policies of the nationalist and reform movements in colo ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  valence of playfulness and seriousness depending on the person, th ...

 Wole Soyinka expresses this radical shift in Yode’s sense of the conflicting epistemic bases of individual and social selfho ...

Visionary mythopoesis in fictional and nonfictional prose  the professional and literary elites of the post-independent natio ...

 Wole Soyinka between them is presented to a highly literate middle class entrepreneur as inducement to also consult the occu ...