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CONTENTS 
Volume 25, Number 3 Fall 1994
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Special Issue: Women as Oral Artists
Essays
Chinyere Grace Okafor From the Heart of Masculinity: Ogbodo-Uke's Women's Masking Grace Eche Okereke The Birth Song as a Medium for Communicating Woman's Maternal Destiny in the Traditional Community Ropo Sekoni Yoruba Market Dynamics and the Aesthetics of Negotiation in Female Precolonial Narrative Tradition Helen Nabasuta Mugambi Intersections: Gender, Orality, Text, and Female Space in Contemporary Kiganda Radio Songs Thomas A. Hale Griottes: Female Voices from West Africa Mbye Cham African Women and Cinema: A Conversation with Anne Mungai |
Ode S. Ogede Counters to Male Domination: Images of Pain in Igede Women's Songs Awuor Ayodo Definitions of the Self in Luo Women's Orature Lekan Oyegoke "Sade's Testimony": A New Genre of Autobiography in African Folklore Akosua Anyidoho Tradition and Innovation in Nnwonkoro, an Akan Female Verbal Genre Commentary Bill Ashcroft Africa and Australia: The Post-Colonial Connection Max Dorsinville with George Lang Remembering Roger Dorsinville Alain Ricard Why Read Politique africaine? Note Jack Fellman Ethiopa's Second Novel |
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