No. 9 (2017): JOURNAL OF THE LITERARY SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (JLSN) ISSUE 9, JUNE 2017

Articles

• African Literature and Vision Amidst Insecurity

  TANURE OJAIDE

  1-18

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• Justice Begets Peace: Literature, Insecurity and Societal Reorientation

  AKACHI ADIMORA-EZEIGBO

  19-32

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• People Compose Stories to Protect People: Literature and Culture as Man's Alternative Security in the Twenty First Century

  SALEH ABDU

  33-52

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• Dramatizing Nigeria’s Democracy, Ethnicity and Nationhood in Ola Rotimi’s “If”, A Tragedy of the Ruled

  RWANG ELISHA DARENG

  53-68

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• Social Malaise and Joblessness in Liwhu Betiang’s The Rape of Hope: The Diary of a Wasted Generation.

  NURENI OYEWOLE FADARE

  69-88

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• “Dictatorship, Myth, and Hope: A Rereading of Chinua Achebe’s Anthills of the Savannah”

  CHIKE OKOYE

  89-102

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• Insecurity and the Imaginative Arts: Revolutionary Strategies in Osofisan’s Aringindin and Rugyendo’s The Barbed Wire.

  ADELEKE EMMANUEL BABATUNDE

  103-118

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• Black Criminality in the Drama of August Wilson

  FELIX NWABEZE OGOANAH

  119-136

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• La Spiritualité au féminin chez Mariama Bâ: Islam et la Femme dans Une si longue lettre

  ADA UZOAMAKA AZODO

  137-162

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• Dramatic art as a viable model for stemming Migration-bred insecurity in 21st century Nigeria

  ABC DURUAKU, MICHAEL O. AJILEYE, ABAH IKWUE

  163-174

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• ‘The World, the Text’ and the Writer: A Reading of E.E Sule’s Sterile Sky

  ZAYNAB ANGO

  175-188

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• Children’s Literature as a Cultural Tool For Combating Insecurity in Nigeria

  BAKOJI MOHAMMAD FEMA,  AMINU BASHIR

  189-202

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• The Metaphors of Insecurity in Olu Obafemi’s Running Dreams: A fabulous Theatre Discourse

  MUSTAFA LINDA JUMMAI

  203-216

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• Gender and Insecurity: An Examination of Nawal El-Saadawi’s Woman at Point Zero and Chimamanda Adichie’s Americanah

  RHEMA FRIDAY EKPAH OGUCHE, ABOSEDE OMOLARA OMOJUYIGBE

  217-232

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• Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo’s Poetic Art

  ISAAC I. ELIMIMIAN

  233-242

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• Insurgency in Recent Nigerian Poetry: The Examples of Idris Amali and Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo

  CLEMENT ELOGHOSA ODIA

  243-260

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• Job Loss and National Security in Niyi Osundare’s Two Plays

  SOLIU WALE KILANI

  261-278

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• Towards Better Children’s Literature for Addressing Insecurity in Nigeria

  MAIRO YAHAYA ABDULLAHI, MOHAMMED BELLO UMAR, AMINU BABA UDUBO

  279-288

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• The Role of Language in Enhancing National Security in the 21st Century: The Case of Nigeria.

  SHEHU USMAN IDRIS, SHEHU USMAN IDRIS

  289-300

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• The City in Crisis: Terrorism and Kidnapping in Helon Habila’s Oil on Water

  JOYCE ONOROMHENRE AGOFURE, ZULFA’A YUSHU’A

  301-314

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• Synchronicity and Asynchronicity: The Migrant Adaptation Process in Selected African Migrant Novels

  OKWUDILI RICHARD OJEOGWU

  315-334

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• The African Novel and Insecurity in Africa In The 21st Century

  MANASSEH TERWASE IORTYER, YADOK BIZUUM

  335-346

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• The Novel as a Vehicle for Awareness. An Exploration of Elnathan John’s Born on A Tuesday.

  BALKISU ABUBAKAR KIGO

  347-357

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