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Présence Africaine, No. 58

Vol. 30, No. 58  ·  Second Quarterly 1966

Présence Africaine
No. 58

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Issue
Vol. 30, No. 58
Date
Second Quarterly 1966
Edition
English edition
Acquired
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About this Issue
THE MOST NIGERIAN ISSUE IN THE COLLECTION, published in the year of the first coup. J. P. CLARK on “A Note on Nigerian Poetry”, OYIN OGUNBA on “Theatre in Nigeria”, FRANK AIG-IMOUKHUEDE on film and television in Nigeria, DR NDUKA OKAFOR on science, society and the university in Nigeria, and a poem by GABRIEL OKARA. Alongside them AMADOU HAMPATÉ BÂ on Monzon and the King of Koré, RENÉ DEPESTRE on “Langston Hughes or the Hand on the Plough of Poetry”, Mohamed Cherif on Fanon and the African revolution, and LYLIAN KESTELOOT on the West African epics.
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