Vol. 7 No. 1 (2013) | Creative Artist: A Journal of Theatre and Media Studies

Recent Nigerian playwriting and collapse of ideology

AC Asigbo, TJ Okeke

1-11

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Cultural impreatives for peace and security in African drama: Ogonna Agu's

TC Utoh-Ezeajugh, KS Ogbonna

12-31

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Articulation of women and gender issues in drama and theatre from classical Greece to post independence Nigeria

R Ode, PA Tse

32-62

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Aspects of language and cultural endangerment: Examples from Yoruba

KA Rafiu, RO Adeyemi

63-78

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Ecosynthesizing the Nigerian society in a globalized world: Imperatives from Wole Soyinka and Iyorwuese Hagher

JA Fanyam, RK Gbilekaa

79-95

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The leadership question in contemporary Nigeria. A study of Ola Rotimi's If--- a tragedy of the ruled and our husband has gone mad again

H Fyneface

96-106

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Cultural reconstruction and experimental exploration for peace in Olu Obafemi's Dark times are over?

AA Adeoye

107-128

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The self-sacrificing image as a genre in Nigerian video films

EO God'spresence

129-145

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Women and wives' revolt in Nigerian feminist drama a textual grilling of Irene Salami's sweet revenge

B Binebai

149-162

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Society, culture and widow maltreatment in Nigeria: An Examination of Rose Mary Asen's the woman in black

MD Jonathan, E Inedu

163-178

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The development of indigenous African dance: A paradigmatic appraisal of Nkpokiti of Umunze

O Nwafor

179-196

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Raising security consciousness through radio drama: A study of EFCC's Eagle on radio

N Aniukwu

197-208

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Articles

Recent Nigerian playwriting and collapse of ideology

Cultural impreatives for peace and security in African drama: Ogonna Agu's

Articulation of women and gender issues in drama and theatre from classical Greece to post independence Nigeria

Aspects of language and cultural endangerment: Examples from Yoruba

Ecosynthesizing the Nigerian society in a globalized world: Imperatives from Wole Soyinka and Iyorwuese Hagher

The leadership question in contemporary Nigeria. A study of Ola Rotimi's If--- a tragedy of the ruled and our husband has gone mad again

Cultural reconstruction and experimental exploration for peace in Olu Obafemi's Dark times are over?

The self-sacrificing image as a genre in Nigerian video films

Women and wives' revolt in Nigerian feminist drama a textual grilling of Irene Salami's sweet revenge

Society, culture and widow maltreatment in Nigeria: An Examination of Rose Mary Asen's the woman in black

The development of indigenous African dance: A paradigmatic appraisal of Nkpokiti of Umunze

Raising security consciousness through radio drama: A study of EFCC's Eagle on radio

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