Faculty of Arts: Recent submissions

  • ENVIRONEMTAL CRISIS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA AND THE QUEST FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 
    Efenji, Joseph Simon (Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Tansian University, Umunya, Anambra State, Nigeria, 2022)
    Environment protection and management has become one of the urgent interest and focus of many societies in modern times. This is because man and indeed the human society, is largely dependent on the survival, growth and ...
  • A Corpus-based Approach to the Linguistic Features in Nigerian and American Presidential Speeches 
    ALUYA, Isaiah (Journal of Linguistics, Language and Culture, 2016)
    Previous studies on political discourse in Nigeria have dwelt on the application of manual approaches to the analysis of political speeches with little or no attention on a corpus-based approach. This study aims to demonstrate ...
  • Still in the Woods: a Stylistic Reading of Osundare’s Essays 
    ALUYA, Isaiah (Ihafa: A Journal of African Studies, 2016-12)
    Most stylistic investigations in literature have dwelt on the analysis of the major literary genres – poetry, drama and prose-fiction - which enjoy wide readership from the public and frequent patronage from stylisticians. ...
  • A Pragmatic Analysis of Digital Media Stickers, Emojis and Gifs Towards Vocabulary Development 
    Ochulor, Prisca G.; Yusufu, Atiu K.; Adebayo, Mary (Science PG, 2023-10-14)
    Communication is a birthright of all societies, regardless of geographical location. As the globe becomes a global village where a common language is utilised for communication via social media images, there is a need to ...
  • WHEN DREAMS BURN... 
    JOHNSON, Dul (NIRPRI, 2023)
    JANFA DID NOT GO OUT every night as his father did. On many nights his father slipped out while he was deep in sleep. He did not know whether it was to urinate or for some other reason. When he asked, his father said that ...
  • MELANCHOLIA 
    JOHNSON, Dul (SEVHAGE, 2018)
    It is early in the morning. The living room of DANGIWA, obviously a politician. The number of posters and calendars that adorn the walls of the parlour, mostly outdated, announce this. Enter MUMUDE BAWA, a middle-aged ...
  • Deeper into the Night 
    JOHNSON, Dul (Ahmadu Bello University Press Limited, 2014)
    The sharp cry of a baby jolted Old Gwangtim from his sleep-wake state in which he had been for hours. He rose slowly to a sitting position and listened. A second cry came. It was sharper than the first, and then a third; ...
  • ACROSS THE GULF 
    JOHNSON, Dul (SEVHAGE, 2017)
    What had started as the beginning of a blissful life ended up as the beginning of pains, sorrow and loss that would dog her all her life; the beginning of a ruined future of a family about to be born. It was a moment of ...
  • ARISTOTLE'S NOTION OF FRIENDSHIP: THE BASIS FOR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 
    JOSEPH, Efenji (A Publication of the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Tansian University, Umunya, Anambra State, Nigeria, 2024)
    This paper titled “Aristotle's Notion of Friendship: The Basis for International Relations” addresses the frosty relationship existing between nations which has left a terrible gap among international communities ...
  • The Entitlement Theory of Justice in Nozick’s Anarchy, State and Utopia 
    JOSEPH, Efenji (GNOSI, 2018)
    Abstract: Nozick’s entitlement theory of justice has its major attempts to defend the institution of private property and to criticize the redistributive measures on the part of government. Nozick frowns at Rawls’ ...
  • THE MECHANISM OF LAW AS MEDIUM OF VIOLENCE AND THE EMERGENCE OF END SARS: TOWARDS THE ARTICULATION OF GOOD LEADERSHIP IN NIGERIA 
    JOSEPH, Efenji (Journal of Rare Ideas, 2020-09)
    This work establishes that the primary justification for the state is its role as the guarantor of last resort of the personal safety, liberty and property of the citizens. The essay upholds that the state exists ...

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