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ivTABLE OF CONTENTS
EXPLORATION OF THE FICTION OF THREE AFRICAN WOMEN
Anyanwu Patricia Ngozi 1
THEORIES SUR ET POUR LA TRADUCTION : LES DEUX AXES MAJEURS EN VIGUEUREzeyi Jacinta Uche 12
DU FRANÇAIS AU NIGERIA
Victoria Ogbonna 19
COMMUNICATIVE RELEVANCE AND MANIPULATION OF COGNITIVE ENVIRONMENT IN -19Salisu Muhammad Raj & Adamu Usman 27
ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION RESOURCES AND INFORMATION SERVICE DELIVERY BYLIBRARY USERS IN THE NIGERIA FRENCH LANGUAGE VILLAGE (NFLV) LIBRARY, BADAGRY. Adejo, Alhaji Augustine 34
DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF SELECTED MOSAIC LAWS
Stephen. A. Lagu & Isuwa Klanzama Hansin 41FRENCH AND JOB CREATION: THE NIGERIA SITUATION
Molokwu Anthonia & Omilo Ifechukwude 52
LA DECONSTRUCTION DES INFLUENCES DES ENSEIGNANTS SUR LES ENSEIGNES A TRAVERSLES ROMANS DE CHEIK KANE ET OLUSESAN AJEWOLE
Wole Olugunle 56
LA FIDELITE ET LA LIBERTE EN TRADUCTION LITTERAIRE : THEORISATION GÉNÉRALE DUCONCEPT
Ezeyi Jacinta Uche 67
OVERT WRITTEN GRAMMATICAL ERRORS OF SOME UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS AS AREFLECTION OF WRITING ON SOCIAL NETWORKS
Mohammed Sada Bature 75
EVALUATING THE RECEPTIVE COMPETENCE IN THE USE OF SALIENT AUXILIARIES OF SOME SELECTED STUDENTS OF THE FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NASARAWA. Okundare, Benson Kayode & Agbo, Joseph Odo 82 EFFECTS OF ORTHO-PHONEMIC CONTRASTS ON THE SPEECHES OF GWANDARA ESLSPEAKERS
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v QUELQUES DEFIS DE LA TRADUCTION TECHNIQUE : LE CAS DE LA TRADUCTION DU Teibowei, Marie-Therese et Mombe Michael Ngongeh 100 THE POSTCOLONIAL CHALLENGE OF OIL BUNKERING AND KIDNAPPING IN THE NIGERTOMORROW DIED YESTERDAY
Tarkpegher Henry Terngu 110
TIF POSSESSIF RENCONTRES PAR LES
APPRENANTS HAUSAPHONES DE LA LANGUE FRANÇAISE
Sabi 119
VALUE REORIENTATION AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: THE LANGUAGEFACTOR
Uzoechi Felicia C. 127
CONSTRAINTS OF ORAL COMMUNICATION AMONG STUDENTS OF FRENCH IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF ABU-ZARIA, KASU-KADUNA, BUK- KANO, FCE- ZARIA,NDA- KADUNA AND KSCE- GIDAN WAYA
Koko, Oluwapelumi Joseph & Swanta-Akanet Amina R 131Okechukwu-Oji Nwachinemere 153
DES ACTIVITES LIEES AU BRACONNAGE EN AFRIQUE
Kachep Maxim & Ogu Romanus Ndubueze 161
VIE DE FEMME, VIE DE SANG
BABONI
Anucha Edith Chinyere 169
LA REPRESENTATION DE LA FEMME DANS VERRE CASSE
Igbonagwam Chinyere C 175
POLITICAL HUMOUR IN ONLINE COVID-19 CARTOONS
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1 STIWANIST EXPLORATION OF THE FICTION OF THREE AFRICAN WOMENAnyanwu Patricia Ngozi
Department of English and Communication Studies,
Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State.
Abstract
It is naïve to think that the twenty-first century African woman is free from the patriarchal powers that held
her ancestral mothers down. Even though she is arguably no longer a fetcher of water and a hewer of wood,
she is still bedeviled by myriads of patriarchally imposed limitations which militate against the attainment
of her full potentials. Today, her limitations are multifaceted: as a minor, she is neglected, given out in
marriage and sexually abused by men, as a youth, she is battered, raped, trafficked and even killed by men,
domineering male partner. These realities and more are voiced through reputable national dailies, as well as
the fiction of most African female writers, including Chika Unigwe, Akachi Ezeigbo and Amma Darko. In
Trafficked and Faceless respectively, these three African women have engaged the plorable realities which result in her societies as settings for this unfortunate dislocation, we shall adopt Molara Ogundipe- quotesdbs_dbs28.pdfusesText_34[PDF] Je raconte en quelques lignes comment l 'Inde est devenue
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