A comprehensive and systematic close-reading of Okigbo’s poetry from Four Canzones and other early poems to Path of Thunder and the unfinished “Anthem for Biafra’, this book unveils the narrative and dramatic continuity underlying Okigbo’s claim, in his preface to Labyrinths, that “although these poems were written and published separately, they are in fact organically related.” Using the traditional tools of explication du textes and assiduously rebuffing all obscurantist theoretical models, Azuonye delineates the character of the vicarious selves of the poet-protagonist through the labyrinths of his quest for fulfillment and brings powerful evidence of recurrent tropes and images from cross-cultural mythology to reconstruct the min-dramas...
An illustrated sourvenir program of the 2007 Christopher Okigbo conference with introductory remarks...
This volume powerfully conveys the pilgrimage of a singular spirit through adversity, equanimity, im...
Song of Lawino remains a majestic imprint in East African literary map. On its publication in 1968, ...
This is the first ever collection of the complete poetry of Africa’s foremost transnational modernis...
This collection of essays covers the entire spectrum of Okigbo criticism from the earliest reviews o...
“Composition, in the strictest sense of that word, was the essence of [Okigbo’s] method….We can obse...
This is a study of the nature and sources of the persona’s quest in Christopher Okigbo’s poetry. The...
Okigbo is a well known poet. Like a good many African writers, his indebtedness to African oral trad...
European nations colonized most of the African societies and as a result had political and economic ...
Artistic creativity can be demonstrated in several ways, one of which is in the area of intertextual...
A major landmark in the history of modern African letters, the 2007 Christopher Okigbo Conference, c...
An illustrated Sourvenir Program of the International Conference on the Life and Career of Africa\u2...
The diverse voices in the poems in this collection are unified in the single voice of the omnipresen...
Most Nigerian novelists shun the use of Nigerian oral traditions in their works due to a myriad of r...
SongCrow and Other Poems is a book of poems that focuses on the growth of an individual speaker. By ...
An illustrated sourvenir program of the 2007 Christopher Okigbo conference with introductory remarks...
This volume powerfully conveys the pilgrimage of a singular spirit through adversity, equanimity, im...
Song of Lawino remains a majestic imprint in East African literary map. On its publication in 1968, ...
This is the first ever collection of the complete poetry of Africa’s foremost transnational modernis...
This collection of essays covers the entire spectrum of Okigbo criticism from the earliest reviews o...
“Composition, in the strictest sense of that word, was the essence of [Okigbo’s] method….We can obse...
This is a study of the nature and sources of the persona’s quest in Christopher Okigbo’s poetry. The...
Okigbo is a well known poet. Like a good many African writers, his indebtedness to African oral trad...
European nations colonized most of the African societies and as a result had political and economic ...
Artistic creativity can be demonstrated in several ways, one of which is in the area of intertextual...
A major landmark in the history of modern African letters, the 2007 Christopher Okigbo Conference, c...
An illustrated Sourvenir Program of the International Conference on the Life and Career of Africa\u2...
The diverse voices in the poems in this collection are unified in the single voice of the omnipresen...
Most Nigerian novelists shun the use of Nigerian oral traditions in their works due to a myriad of r...
SongCrow and Other Poems is a book of poems that focuses on the growth of an individual speaker. By ...
An illustrated sourvenir program of the 2007 Christopher Okigbo conference with introductory remarks...
This volume powerfully conveys the pilgrimage of a singular spirit through adversity, equanimity, im...
Song of Lawino remains a majestic imprint in East African literary map. On its publication in 1968, ...