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Ide Adamou: A Voice of Cultural Dialogue and Literary Bilingualism in Nigerien Literature
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1951 in Niger, Ide Adamou has established himself as a significant figure i…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1951 in Niger, Ide Adamou has established himself as a significant figure i…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Chinua Achebe (b. 1930, Ogidi, Nigeria – d. 2013) stands as one of the most influen…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Layla Abu Zayd, born in 1950 in El Ksiba, Morocco, is a distinguished …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Joseph Wilfred Abruquah (b. 1921, Gold Coast — now Ghana) Novelist, Educator, Cultura…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Peter Abrahams (1919–2017), born in Vrededorp, a marginalized “colored…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Lionel Abrahams (b. 1926, Johannesburg – d. 2004) was a poet, essayist…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Born in 1919 in Madagascar, Elie-Charles Abraham emerged as one of the…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Born in 1934, Antoine Abel is widely regarded as the founding figure o…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Born in 1955 in Cameroon, Séverin-Cécile Abega stands out as one of Fr…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Ibrāhīm ʿAbd al-Majīd: Chronicler of Alexandria’s Soul and Egypt’s Shifting Identity …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Abbé Gubennya (Abe Gubañña / Gubagna): A Voice for Ethiopia's Marginalized Intr…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Ferhat Abbas stands as one of the most complex and principled figures…