Contemporary Yoruba Literature, July 8, 1972

Irele, Dr. Abiola, Yoruba Literature and Drama (Ife Univ., Nigeria)

Irele, Abiola

1972-07-08

1970-1979

Dr. Abiola Irele gives presentation on contemporary Yoruba literature. In his presentation, he explains how African traditional way of life has remained despite European influence. He also discusses how contemporary writing movement is connected to traditional literature. A question and answer session follows.

African Americans--Religion
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African Americans--Education
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