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A Discursive Bazaar Writing on African Art, Culture and Literature

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Joseph Burridge Books
(Chadwell Heath, Reino Unido)

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Descripción Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 216 pages ; 21 cm Contents: Represeting art : Nsukka Students' At 1993-2000 / Oziona Onuzuliuke (p. 7-16). -- Between myth, reality, and science in Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter and Achebe's Things Fall Apart / C.I Dukenwadike (p. 17-40). -- Art / Culture and the policies of identity in Africa / Azeez Ademola (p. 41-50). -- Rotini and leadership in Niberia : an analysis of If. . . Hopes and Action, not words / Friday Nwafor (p. 51-60). -- Contemporary Nigerian artists : ethos, styles, and identity / Best Ochugbo (p. 61-66). -- The young artist as sycophant / Blaise Gundu Gbaden (p. 67-76). Rethinking eclecticism and hybridization in contemporary visual arts in Nigeria / Frank Ugomoth (p. 77-92). -- Inspiration, exploration and installation : the influence of El Anatreni in Neukka art "school" / Chijoke Omuora (p. 93-100). -- In search of community arts policy and animation in Africa : agenda for grassroots arts and resource development / Michael I Emeji (p. 101-112). -- Comment on "art school" fad in contemporary Nigerian art scene / Abel Mac Diakparomre (p. 113-118). -- Art as instrument of cultural identification : the case of pottery in Africa / Grace Ngozi Ojie (p. 119-126). -- Trends in contemporary Yoruba art :a delineation by history and styles / Kumie Filani (p. 127-146). -- The picture-maker's responsibility in the state : the Ghanaian perspective / Benjamin Menyah (p. 147-154). -- African art and the myth of modernization / Okay Benegbu (p. 155-166). -- The Nigerian artist : identity and relevance in cultural globalisation / Eva Obodo (p. 167-176). -- Prophets with honour at home : the West and the outsider culture in the global art market / Osa D Egonwa (p. 177-182). -- The Blackman in world civilization / Chris Ebighgbo (p. 183-198). Nº de ref. del artículo: 7cg71

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