AD, Volume 35, n° 1 & 2, 2010 - Full Issue
- DOI 10.57054/ad.v35i1-2.1171
- Published 2021-10-11
Abstract
Contents
Public Sphere, Linguistic Sphericules and Discourse Communities in Africa
Ambadiang Théophile ...........................1
Rulers against Writers, Writers against Rulers: The Failed Promise of the Public Sphere in Postcolonial Nigerian Fiction
Ayo Kehinde ................................ 27
Trans-nationalizing the African Public Sphere: What Role for Trans-border Languages?
Barro Maimouna ....................... 55
Negotiating Nation-building and Citizenship through the Truth and Reconciliation Committee's 'Dramatic' Spheres: A Reading of Two Post-apartheid Plays
Busuyi Mekusi ......................... 71
The African Public Space of Dangarembga's Neria: A Site for Autochthonous Feminist Agency
Kapasula Jessie Kabwila ............... 95
'Up as a Rabbit, Down as a Lion': Socio-economic Determinants of New Idioms of Power - Visual Case Stories from Urban Adamaoua, Cameroon
Lisbet Holtedahl ........................117
Towards a New Map of Africa through Rastafari 'Works'
Niaah Jahlani ............................177
The Emergence of Public Spheres in Colonial Cameroon: The Case of Palm Wine Drinking Joints as lieux de sociabilité in Bamenda Township
Nicodemus Fru Awasom .............. 201
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Vol. 35 No. 1-2 (2010): Africa Development: Special Issue on Language, Literature and Power in the Public Sphere →- 1 - Public Sphere, Linguistic Sphericules and Discourse Communities in Africa Ambadiang
- 2 - Rulers against Writers, Writers against Rulers: The Failed Promise of the Public Sphere in Postcolonial Nigerian Fiction Kehinde
- 3 - Trans-nationalizing the African Public Sphere: What Role for Trans-border Languages? Barro
- 4 - Negotiating Nation-building and Citizenship through the Truth and Reconciliation Committee’s ‘Dramatic’ Spheres: A Reading of Two Post-apartheid Plays Mekusi