Vol. 3 No. 2 (2001) | Journal of Cultural Studies

Published: 2001-02-01

Women and Palm Oil Production in Ijebuland: A Historical Perspective

B.A. Odulami

595-603

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Wisdom is Mightier than Might: Fagunwa's Narrative and the Yoruba Communal Philosophy

Kolawole Owolabi

574-585

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Promethean Fire: Trusteeship and Free Labour

Okia Opolot

549-565

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Ngugi Wa Thiong'O's Materialist Approach to Culture

Santiago Rodriguez Guerrero-Strachan

443-452

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Chris Van Wyk's The Year of the Tapeworm: Beyond the Realism of Struggle in South Africa

Sten Moslund

412-431

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Socio-Cultural Change in Uganda: Emerging Perceptions on Bride Wealth

Peter Atekyereza

360-384

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Gender as a Sociocultural Construct: A Sociolinguistic Perspective

Felicia Yieke, Josef Baumangasse

333-347

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Between Mass Culture and Africa's Cultural Heritage: Possibilities of a Dialectic

Joseph Ndeffo Fongue

307-315

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English as a Language of Self-Defining in Yvonne Vera's Novels

Katrin Berndt

604-612

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Conversational Implicatures and Cultural Conventions in Dramatic Discourse: A Speech-Act Analysis of Ola Rotimi's Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again

A.L. Dairo

586-594

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An Epistemological Analysis of the African Ontology of `Ancestral Reincarnation'

Oghenekaro M. Ogbinaka

566-574

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The Dialectics of Indigenous Culture and Change in Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart

Willie Hobbs III

453-461

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Literacy Acquisition and Cultural Awareness: Folksongs as Strategy

E.A. Babalola

432-442

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Capitalists in the Myst: The Mystery and the Joys in the Free Market

Robin Goodman, Robin Goodman

385-411

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From Culture of Silence to Culture of Contest: Hegemony, Legitimacy and the Press in Ghana

Jennifer Hasty

348-359

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Commercializing Culture: Artisanry Production and the Wodaabe in Niger

Kristin Loftsdottir

316-332

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The Development of Yoruba Textbooks for Secondary Education in Nigeria

Sola Adebajo

612-621

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Personalities and Voices Conversation with Abiola Irele

R Fasan

462-473

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Women and Palm Oil Production in Ijebuland: A Historical Perspective

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Wisdom is Mightier than Might: Fagunwa's Narrative and the Yoruba Communal Philosophy

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Promethean Fire: Trusteeship and Free Labour

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Ngugi Wa Thiong'O's Materialist Approach to Culture

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Chris Van Wyk's The Year of the Tapeworm: Beyond the Realism of Struggle in South Africa

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Socio-Cultural Change in Uganda: Emerging Perceptions on Bride Wealth

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Gender as a Sociocultural Construct: A Sociolinguistic Perspective

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Between Mass Culture and Africa's Cultural Heritage: Possibilities of a Dialectic

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English as a Language of Self-Defining in Yvonne Vera's Novels

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Conversational Implicatures and Cultural Conventions in Dramatic Discourse: A Speech-Act Analysis of Ola Rotimi's Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again

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An Epistemological Analysis of the African Ontology of `Ancestral Reincarnation'

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The Dialectics of Indigenous Culture and Change in Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart

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Literacy Acquisition and Cultural Awareness: Folksongs as Strategy

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Capitalists in the Myst: The Mystery and the Joys in the Free Market

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From Culture of Silence to Culture of Contest: Hegemony, Legitimacy and the Press in Ghana

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Commercializing Culture: Artisanry Production and the Wodaabe in Niger

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The Development of Yoruba Textbooks for Secondary Education in Nigeria

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Personalities and Voices Conversation with Abiola Irele

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