Results for 'Bamidele Adekunle'

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  1. CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EPISTOLARY NARRATIVE IN THE NIGERIAN SHORT STORY.Mamudu Adekunle - manuscript
    This paper illustrates the significance of the epistolary short story within the cultural backgrounds of the various settings in the stories selected for the study. The short stories deployed in this essay are Karen King-Aribisala’s ‘Dear Okonkwo,’ Dul Johnson’s ‘Cinders of the Volcano,’ Kasimma Chinelo Okani’s ‘A Letter to the Dead,’ and Chuma Nwokolo’s ‘The Ransom Letters of Sisi Eko.’ The methodology adopted in this study is textual and qualitative deployed through an in-depth study of the selected stories and a (...)
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  2. Evocative Narrative in The Beauty of Madness and Changing Colors.Nosakhare Stefan Egbon - manuscript
    This paper examines the narrative techniques; setting, focalization and flashback, employed by Adekunle Mamudu and Sophia Akhuemokhan in The Beauty of Madness and Changing Colors respectively, to arouse deep meanings and intense emotions. These techniques contribute to the message the writers intend to pass across to the readers. While Akhuemokhan uses these techniques in Changing Colors to teach morals and promote ethnic principles, Mamudu’s aim in The Beauty of Madness is to expose some ills revolving in the society and (...)
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