Art, Dialogue & Outrage: Essays on Literature and Culture, Volume 1New Horn Press, 1988 - 344 pages |
Contents
TOWARDS A TRUE THEATRE3 | 3 |
Origin of Yoruba Tragedy21 | 21 |
Illusions42 | 42 |
Copyright | |
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acceptance active actually aesthetic African alien already appears artistic attempt audience become begin called claims colonial commitment concept concern consciousness contemporary continue course created creative critic cultural death demand direct drama effect encounter entire especially essays essence European example existence experience expression fact finally forces give human Hunt ideological idiom ignore imagination individual intellectual kind language later least liberation linguistic literary literature means merely mind myth nature never Nigerian objective observed Ogun original particular perhaps play poet poetry political position possible present principle production question reality reason refer response revolutionary ritual sense sensibility simply situation social society Soyinka spirit stage suggest symbolic theatre theoretical thought traditional tragic true turn understand University values writer Yoruba
References to this book
I Am Because We are: Readings in Black Philosophy Fred L. Hord,Jonathan Scott Lee No preview available - 1995 |