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Full-Text Articles in Literature in English, Anglophone outside British Isles and North America
Artistic Synergism And Disruptive Continuity In Nol Alembong's "The Beginning", Oscar C. Labang
Artistic Synergism And Disruptive Continuity In Nol Alembong's "The Beginning", Oscar C. Labang
Dr. Oscar C. Labang
The analytical trajectory of this paper narrows the general, complex and complicated spectrum of intertextuality discourses to a form of intertextual reworking and playfulness, which is called narrative intertextuality. It examines the intertextual matrix upon which the Anglophone Cameroon poet, Nol Alembong, engages a dialogue between texts from different cultural, mythological, philosophical and narratological perspectives. Through textual exegeses of the short poem “The Beginning”, this paper argues that Alembong develops a poetic narrative on the frame of older narratives not necessarily to invite the reader to contemplate the old text but intriguingly to situate the poetic piece within the collective …
Toward A Postcolonial African Ecopoetics, Oscar C. Labang
Toward A Postcolonial African Ecopoetics, Oscar C. Labang
Dr. Oscar C. Labang
No abstract provided.
Humanization Of Forest: The Postcolonial African Ecopoetics Of Emmanuel Fru Doh, Oscar C. Labang
Humanization Of Forest: The Postcolonial African Ecopoetics Of Emmanuel Fru Doh, Oscar C. Labang
Dr. Oscar C. Labang
No abstract provided.
Jim Crow In The Soviet Union, Rebecca Gould
The Good Corporation? Google's Medievalism And Why It Matters, Richard Utz
The Good Corporation? Google's Medievalism And Why It Matters, Richard Utz
Richard Utz
This essay investigates Google's nostalgic romanticism as a form of medievalism and demonstrates how one of Google's products, the n-gram viewer, has changed what we know about the history of the term and mindset of "medievalism."
Decolonising Spaces And The Exemplary Life Of Tess Brill's Activism, Julie-Ann Paredes
Decolonising Spaces And The Exemplary Life Of Tess Brill's Activism, Julie-Ann Paredes
Julie-Ann Paredes
Statistics continue to show that quantifiable disadvantages still exist today between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations in Australia, collectively referred to in common vernacular as ‘the gap’. This situation may be understood as an ongoing ‘echo factor’ of colonisation, but when ‘the gap’ is considered as metaphor, it may represent the ‘space of disconnect’ between Indigenous and non-Indigenous knowledges and ‘alternative ways of knowing the world.’ By exploring this space through a lens of reflexivity, this thesis will consider not only the links between Australia’s colonial past and status as a settler nation but the potential of reflexivity as a decolonising …
The Borderline Poetics Of Tze Ming Mok, Jacob Edmond
The Borderline Poetics Of Tze Ming Mok, Jacob Edmond
Jacob Edmond
No abstract provided.