The phenomenal sacred space
Conceptualizing gender and identity in select Black literary studies
Crevices on the wall : identifying feminisms in Tell it to women and Shakara dance-hall queen
Old prejudices and new realities in A hen too soon, The artist's homecoming, and The broken calabash
Visions of empowerment and social change in Parables for a season, The reign of Wazobia, Ban empty ban, and A scent of onion
The imperatives of diasporic unities and identities in Legacies, The missing face, and Riot in heaven
Dynamics of survival in Cattle egret versus Nama, Mirror for campus, The desert encroaches, and Then she said it
A return to tradition : Why the elephant has no butt, an allegorical novel
Towards a new female consciousness.
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Gender and identity in the works of Osonye Tess Onwueme by Iniobong I. Uko. ISBN 1592212743. Published by Africa World in 2004. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
