Romantic Foreplay with Literary Studies II

'Romantic Foreplay with Literary Studies' is a serial collection of literary essays (seminar papers, assignments, presentations) in the course of my studies at masters level in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. They may not be 'perfect' academic works per say, because they are my toddlings in Literary Studies; but the essays are very topical, informative and educative in their selection. These toddlings come in series, in which I did my best to loosely group the essays according to relatedness, or sometimes, according to works mentored by a particular teacher. I again beg perfection to please spare me. Hopefully, six (6) parts will be reeled out, this is just part two. This second part is an exciting read which contains four essays in four chapters altogether, and it is subtitled, '... Advocating Marriage of Literature and Medicine,' descriptive of its preoccupation.

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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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'Romantic Foreplay with Literary Studies' is a serial collection of literary essays (seminar papers, assignments, presentations) in the course of my studies at masters level in the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. They may not be 'perfect' academic works per say, because they are my toddlings in Literary Studies; but the essays are very topical, informative and educative in their selection. These toddlings come in series, in which I did my best to loosely group the essays according to relatedness, or sometimes, according to works mentored by a particular teacher. I again beg perfection to please spare me. Hopefully, six (6) parts will be reeled out, this is just part two. This second part is an exciting read which contains four essays in four chapters altogether, and it is subtitled, '... Advocating Marriage of Literature and Medicine,' descriptive of its preoccupation.