Add to ORKGbut literary in its form. The book adopts tales from African cultural background. This article establishes that contemporary African writers owe much to African oral tradition in their various domains of literary inspirations
Ruth Finneganâ s Oral Literature in Africa was first published in 1970, and since then has been wid...
The presence of elements of oral literature in African creative writing as recurrent motives, exempl...
With new integrative and indigenous approaches to literary affairs the focus of this volume is on th...
but literary in its form. The book adopts tales from African cultural background. This article estab...
The article investigates the relationship between orality and literacy with special reference to the...
The article investigates the relationship between orality and literacy with special reference to the...
This study of oral tradition in African literature is borne from the awareness that African verbal a...
In most cases, folklores have been identified to serve as means of entertainment and leisure in vari...
This paper examines the origin, evolution and emergence of folklore (oral literature) as an academic...
In most cases, folklores have been identified to serve as means of entertainment and leisure in vari...
The aim of this study was to analyze the traditional and digitized folktales with the intent of unde...
The contention in this article is that African oral tradition should be reexamined in view of its pe...
Folklore is found to be a favourite indigenous resource for an African novelist that s/he draws on f...
The aim of this study was to analyze the traditional and digitized folktales with the intent of unde...
Many academics and researchers of African folktales in Africa follow Bascom’s (1965) definition of f...
Ruth Finneganâ s Oral Literature in Africa was first published in 1970, and since then has been wid...
The presence of elements of oral literature in African creative writing as recurrent motives, exempl...
With new integrative and indigenous approaches to literary affairs the focus of this volume is on th...
but literary in its form. The book adopts tales from African cultural background. This article estab...
The article investigates the relationship between orality and literacy with special reference to the...
The article investigates the relationship between orality and literacy with special reference to the...
This study of oral tradition in African literature is borne from the awareness that African verbal a...
In most cases, folklores have been identified to serve as means of entertainment and leisure in vari...
This paper examines the origin, evolution and emergence of folklore (oral literature) as an academic...
In most cases, folklores have been identified to serve as means of entertainment and leisure in vari...
The aim of this study was to analyze the traditional and digitized folktales with the intent of unde...
The contention in this article is that African oral tradition should be reexamined in view of its pe...
Folklore is found to be a favourite indigenous resource for an African novelist that s/he draws on f...
The aim of this study was to analyze the traditional and digitized folktales with the intent of unde...
Many academics and researchers of African folktales in Africa follow Bascom’s (1965) definition of f...
Ruth Finneganâ s Oral Literature in Africa was first published in 1970, and since then has been wid...
The presence of elements of oral literature in African creative writing as recurrent motives, exempl...
With new integrative and indigenous approaches to literary affairs the focus of this volume is on th...