Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): Journal of Language, Literature and Media Studies (IJoLLiMS)

Articles

• Modernism on three Continents: Recalcitrance, Canon, and Appropriation

  Professor Mbuh Tennu Mbuh (Author)

  1-26

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• From Kashmir Through Biafra to Webaz: Decolonisation and Spatial Negotiation in Salman Rushdie’s Shalimar the Clown, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun and Julius Angwah’s Before Our Eyes

  Dr. Nyanchi Marcel Ebliylu (Author)

  27-58

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• Rethinking Afrofuturism in African Postmodernist Art: EngagingPostcolonial Perspectives for New Empowering Pathways

  Dr. Alfred Ndi (Author)

  59-73

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• A Comparative Analysis of the Structure of English and Awing

  Dr. Akem Shedmankah Helen (Author)

  74-86

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• Anarchism in a Postmodernist Approach to Cameroon PidgincreoleStandard Orthography: An Abortive Search for Relevance

  Dr Hans Mbonwuh Fonka (Author)

  87-105

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• New Englishes as Retaliation against Colonial Norms in Selected Postersin Bamenda

  Ms Tenjoh Rita , Prof. Afutendem Nkwetta Lucas (Author)

  106-145

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• Examining Textual Patterns in Cameroonian Book Blurbs

  Dr. Marcel Jaff Fornkwa (Author)

  146-165

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• Monophthongal Peculiarities of Audio-visual Cameroon and NigerianEnglishes Compared: the NURSE, STRUT, TRAP and START Vowels

  Dr. Ketcha Tegha Raphael (Author)

  167-182

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• Borders in the Age of Interconnectedness: An intertextual Reading of Nic Stone’s Dear Martin, Dear Justyce and Angie Thomas’ The Hate U Give

  Dr. Beh Sih Emmerencia, Prof. Fondze-Fombele Fonyuy Eunice (Author)

  183-204

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• The challenges and benefits of Cameroon Pidgin English in education: A postmodernist perspective

  Dr. Fonyuy Ernesta Kelen (Author)

  205-228

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