Female Consciousness in Select Plays of Osofisan and Onwueme

This work, Female consciousness in Select Nigerian's playwrights is a product of diligence, a well researched scholarly dissertation, written by one of the best post-graduate scholars of the renown University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and supervised by one of Nigerian's astute scholars in the fields of Drama and Literary Criticism. It presents an in-depth juxtaposed critical analysis of select works of two most outstanding pro-feminist scholars in West African Sub-region.The work pushes for the redefinition of ideology as a critical factor in value reorientation and sociocultural engineering, beckoning on the playwright to lead the fight for the choice society of our ideal construct. It is a must read for scholars of literature, drama, sociology and all seeking knowledge of African female psycho-social characteristics and challenges.

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Chijindu Daniel Mgbemere, enjoys reputation as a very astute and diligent academic albeit fledgling. He teaches Theatre and Media in Imo State University,Owerri, Nigeria and Gregory University,Uturu, Nigeria.He is currently a doctoral research fellow at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is widely published, nationally and internationally.

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This work, Female consciousness in Select Nigerian's playwrights is a product of diligence, a well researched scholarly dissertation, written by one of the best post-graduate scholars of the renown University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and supervised by one of Nigerian's astute scholars in the fields of Drama and Literary Criticism. It presents an in-depth juxtaposed critical analysis of select works of two most outstanding pro-feminist scholars in West African Sub-region.The work pushes for the redefinition of ideology as a critical factor in value reorientation and sociocultural engineering, beckoning on the playwright to lead the fight for the choice society of our ideal construct. It is a must read for scholars of literature, drama, sociology and all seeking knowledge of African female psycho-social characteristics and challenges.