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Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede is a poet and MA student of literature at the Hannover University in Germany. He has had poems featured in Voices From The Fringe, Junge Nigerianische Lyrik, The Fate of Vultures (BBC Prize winning poems) and a host of journals, newspapers and magazines. He is the author of Collected Poems: A Writer's Pains & Caribbean Blues. Ede won in 1998 the All Africa Okigbo Prize for Literature. He is a founding member of the German chapter of the Association of Nigerian Authors.

  • The Black Consciousness Movement in South African Literature (2)

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede July 19, 2002
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    Perhaps the antecedents of any serious modern black South African literary production could be located in the fifties when political repression was at its most physically visible…

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  • The Black Consciousness Movement in South African Literature

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede July 19, 2002
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    Perhaps the antecedents of any serious modern black South African literary production could be located in the fifties when political repression was at its most physically visible…

    Read more
  • The Tempest: Colonial Encounters and Gendered Readings

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede December 12, 2001
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    Since most contemporary receptions of The Tempest from Lamming to Skura are politicised one should attempt to locate them within the Colonial/Post-Colonial dialectics in order to properly apprehend traditional criticism.

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  • The Tempest: Colonial Encounters and Gendered Readings (2)

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede December 12, 2001
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    Since most contemporary receptions of The Tempest from Lamming to Skura are politicised one should attempt to locate them within the Colonial/Post-Colonial dialectics in order to properly apprehend traditional criticism.

    Read more
  • The Tempest: Colonial Encounters and Gendered Readings (3)

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede December 12, 2001
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    Since most contemporary receptions of The Tempest from Lamming to Skura are politicised one should attempt to locate them within the Colonial/Post-Colonial dialectics in order to properly apprehend traditional criticism.

    Read more
  • Conrad the Bloody Racist: A cultural criticism of Heart of Darkness

    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede November 14, 2001
    by Amatoritsero (Godwin) Ede

    To put it in typical Achebe fashion, it is easy for the man who defecates to forget the stench of his own excreta but the man who has to clean …

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