Obi "Obiwu" Iwuayanwu

The writer is a Teaching Fellow and University Scholar at Syracuse University, NY. Also the author of Igbos of Northern Nigeria (political history, 1996) and Rituals of the Sun (poetry, 1992), Obiwu is a Fellow of the International School of Advanced Critical Theory (1999) and member, Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars (2000). He is a biographee in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities & Colleges (1999-2000). His articles and commentaries have appeared in various publications.

A Surfeit of Love at the Fountain of Knowledge

Everything we love, we first violate. Is it not evident that our best expression of love to the objects of our affection is usually the invasion of their most intimate spaces?

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