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African ecologies: literary, cultural and religious perspectives

Adriaan van Klinken, Simon Manda, Damaris Parsitau and Abel Ugba.

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African ecologies: literary, cultural, and religious perspectives – introduction
Adriaan van KlinkenSimon MandaDamaris ParsitauAbel Ugba

Article a15

DOI : 10.5871/jba/012.a15
Keywords : Africaecologyenvironmentclimate changereligioncultureliterature

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 12

Issue : Issue 1 & 2

1 405
Published : 22 May 2024
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Published : 22 May 2024
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Nature, ideology, and the ecocritical enterprise: Wangari Maathai’s The Green Belt Movement and Nadine Gordimer’s Get a Life
Zaynab Ango

Article a16

DOI : 10.5871/jba/012.a16
Keywords : Africaliteratureideologynatureecologyrepresentationindustrial production

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 12

Issue : Issue 1 & 2

5 298
Published : 22 May 2024
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Published : 22 May 2024
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Traumatogenic metaphors and religious motifs in Niger Delta ecopoetry
Emmanuel Edafe Erhijodo

Article a17

DOI : 10.5871/jba/012.a17
Keywords : Niger Deltatraumatogenic metaphorsecopoetryecology of religionreligious motifs

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 12

Issue : Issue 1 & 2

1 472
Published : 22 May 2024
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Published : 22 May 2024
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‘Kukurúùkúù’: ecospiritual implications of the sounds of the cockcrow in Yoruba rural dwellings
Ibukunolu Isaac Olodude

Article a18

DOI : 10.5871/jba/012.a18
Keywords : cockcrowtiming functionsYoruba rural societiesenvironmental degradationYoruba indigenous religion

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 12

Issue : Issue 1 & 2

2 262
Published : 22 May 2024
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Published : 22 May 2024
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Nso’ traditional religion and climate forecast: a critical photographic analysis
Noela Kinyuy Banla

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DOI : 10.5871/jba/012.a19
Keywords : climate forecastclimate changeindigenous knowledgetraditional religionphotography

Journal of the British Academy

Volume : 12

Issue : Issue 1 & 2

1 259
Published : 22 May 2024
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Published : 22 May 2024
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