Men and their Portrayal in Beloved: The Framing of Black and White Masculinities in a Slave- Owning World
James Baldwin’s Go Tell it on the Mountain and the Psychoanalytic Poetics: Affirming the Subjectivity of the African American
Constructing Gender: An exploration of Nigerian Men’s Conceptualization of Masculinities in Modern Nigerian Drama
Building Ibadan on Ake: Childhood Influence and the Making of Adult Activist in the Autobiographies of Wole Soyinka
A Synthesis of Grice-Strawson‟s, and Putnam‟s Arguments in Defence of the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction
A Study of the Demonization of Black Women and the Myth of Black Female Sexuality in the Prose Narratives of José Lins Do Rego
Re-Examination of the Traditional Yoruba Cultural Traditions of Morality and Their Implication for Abundant Life
Ma’atic Beauty: Ethics and Aesthetics of the Ancient Egyptians in Ayi Kwei Armah's Osiris Rising and KMT
A Correlational Analysis of Music Preferences and Behavioural Patterns of Nigerian Adolescents Resident in Enugu Town: Implications towards Development
A Discourse on the Creative Output of Contemporary Nigerian Musicians and their Place in the Global Community
The Introduction of Western Education in Sierra Leone and the Emergence of the Educated Elite (1787 – 1850)
Wole Soyinka's craft in the dramaturgy of Femi Osofisan: The examples of a and chattering and the song once upon four robbers
