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Item Open Access ANALYSE GRAMMATICO-CONTEXTUELLE DES PROPOSITIONS DANS LE REGARD DU ROI DE CAMARA LAYE(Department of French, Nasarawa State University Keffi, 2022-09-09) Adeagbo, Tunde John; Abu, Lois OwiyodaLes expressions litteraires sont des presentations des faits linguistiques. C’est a cause des reflets des elements de langue dans Poeuvre litteraire que cet expose sur les propositions cite ses exemples dans le regard du roi de Camara Laye. Cet expose adopte la methode d’analyse textuelle du roman en question. Cet article a comme conclusion que le roman en question renferme principalement des expressions courtes qui aident dans la realisation de la clarte depression.Item Open Access Le Balaye: Le Revers de la Medaille de la Violence de I'oppression Domestiques dans L'Hibicus Pourpre de Chimamanda Adichie(Department of French, Nasarawa State University Keffi, 2018-12-12) Keudem, Adelaide Dongmo; Abu, Lois OwiyodaLiterary debates on postcolonial and women gender matters are on the increase in West African novel written by women. These females’ writers portray that the contention and resistance against women is no longer a fight handled exclusively by the intellectuals. In fact, in most previous novels, only the protagonist with a sound intellectual background could dare to stand against the male gender ego, let alone provoking his assassination. This article adopts the theory of resistance, and analyses the circumstances that push a pious housewife, depending entirely on her husband for livelihood, however, this relationship leads to his assassination. The article examines critically the opposite side of oppression and domestic violence in Purple Hibiscus of Chimamanda Adichie. It concludes that ceaseless oppression and domestic violence on human beings, even on the most angelic ones, can lead to a revolt, sometimes bloody.Item Open Access RELIGION AND NEW IMPERIALISM: THE BANE OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA: AN OVERVIEW OF FATUNDE’S LA CALEBASSE CASSEE AND OSOFISAN’S AINSIVA LA VIE(Department of French, Nasarawa State University Keffi, 2018-11-11) Obi, Esther Ebere; Abu, Lois Owiyodaact Democratic governance in Nigeria has suffered many setbacks. One of the reasons for the setbacks has been, and still is, religion which many politicians and even the citizens have used to impede the smooth running of the political scene. In this study, we have looked at two Nigerian authors who have wntten in French (one of course is a translation into French). The authors seem to have treated the issues ofr eligion and new imperialism as it concerns our contemporary society. These two phenomena have tremendously affected the smooth evolution of the Nigerian democratic process. At the end of the study, it was concluded that the authors identified that the democratic process in the contemporary society is hampered by religious hypocrisy and new form of imperialism. The study was done using the method of literary critical theory.Item Open Access UNE EXPLICATION DES MOTS DANS UN BLANC M’A DIT... DE DAVID DIOP(Department of French, Nasarawa State University Keffi, 2019-07-07) Adeagbo, Tunde John; Abu, Lois OwiyodaSans aucune disputation, les mots dotent de sens et quand Us viennent ensemble, ils portent le message de l ’auteur dans un ouvrage littera ire . Chez les critiques, les modes d ’emploi sont tres importants car ilsregissent l ’analyse. C ’est a cause de ce truisme que nous adoptons le concept de mot signe et mot image de Vinay et Darbelnet (1977) et le groupement de Dubois et Lagane (1973) des parties du discours aux neuf mots de grammairepour donner des explications aux mots que David Diop tisse dansUn Blanc m ’a dit... Nous avons comme problematique dans cet article Vetablissement de la relation inseparable entre la langue et la litterature a travers l analyse des mots. Pour bien donner Vexplication aux mots dans ce poeme anticolonial, nous considerons les lignes l une apres l’autre. Nous trouvons dans cet article que les mots et les expressions dans ce poeme sont purement frangais.Cet article conclut done quele poete essaie de s ’exprimer clairement dans la langue franqaise pour sensibiliser les opprimes et pour se faire clair aux colons.