Nigerianism in English Language Domesticating the English Language

'Nigerianism in English Language' is a special single book in my efforts to publish essays from my studies. There are 'Romantic Foreplay With Literary Studies I - III' and 'Foreplay With Literature 1 - 3'. These are serial collection of literary essays in the course of my studies at Master's level at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. These toddlings in Literature come in series, and now in singles, in which I did my best to group the essays according to relatedness, or sometimes, according to works mentored by particular teacher(s).Thankfully, six parts have already been reeled out. This is the seventh book but it rather comes as a single because it falls out from those strictly termed Literature, into what is commonly termed Language. This single book contains two essays in two chapters altogether, and it is subtitled, ... Domesticating the English Language.' The two essays trace the emergence of 'Nigerianism" in the English Language. The essays wants to know if this Nigerianism is error or variation in this language of Anglo-Saxons, which is already absorbing many identities worldwide!You can help answer this question in your reviews. Your review can shade more light on the topic.

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Vincent Jimson has an M. A in Literature, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is a teacher, an actor, a public speaker, apart from being a writer. He currently teaches GES 101 & 102 at the Centre for General Studies (CGS), University of Ibadan. Aside the numerous academic works, his first novel, Tears of a Widow, is also listed on this imprint.

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'Nigerianism in English Language' is a special single book in my efforts to publish essays from my studies. There are 'Romantic Foreplay With Literary Studies I - III' and 'Foreplay With Literature 1 - 3'. These are serial collection of literary essays in the course of my studies at Master's level at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. These toddlings in Literature come in series, and now in singles, in which I did my best to group the essays according to relatedness, or sometimes, according to works mentored by particular teacher(s).Thankfully, six parts have already been reeled out. This is the seventh book but it rather comes as a single because it falls out from those strictly termed Literature, into what is commonly termed Language. This single book contains two essays in two chapters altogether, and it is subtitled, ... Domesticating the English Language.' The two essays trace the emergence of 'Nigerianism" in the English Language. The essays wants to know if this Nigerianism is error or variation in this language of Anglo-Saxons, which is already absorbing many identities worldwide!You can help answer this question in your reviews. Your review can shade more light on the topic.