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From Hollywood to Nollywood: this issue of African Literature Today examines the relationship between film and video and the literatures of Africa.
A recent literary phenomenon in contemporary Africa is the developing relationship between film and African literature. ALT 28 focuses on the interface between film and literature in contemporary African writing and imagination. Contributors have examined the issue from a variety of perspectives: critiques of adaptations of African creative works into film, analyses of filmic structures in African dramatic literature, African writers as film makers, and the impact of the video film industry on literature and the reading culture in Africa.
Ernest N. Emenyonu is Professor of the Department of Africana Studies, University of Michigan-Flint
Nigeria: HEBN
A recent literary phenomenon in contemporary Africa is the developing relationship between film and African literature. ALT 28 focuses on the interface between film and literature in contemporary African writing and imagination. Contributors have examined the issue from a variety of perspectives: critiques of adaptations of African creative works into film, analyses of filmic structures in African dramatic literature, African writers as film makers, and the impact of the video film industry on literature and the reading culture in Africa.
Ernest N. Emenyonu is Professor of the Department of Africana Studies, University of Michigan-Flint
Nigeria: HEBN
Price: $29.99
Pages: 172
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer Inc.
Imprint: James Currey
Series: African Literature Today
Publication Date:
18 November 2010
Trim Size: 8.50 X 5.43 in
ISBN: 9781847015105
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
LITERARY COLLECTIONS / African, Anthologies: general
Introduces a very important topic.
Editorial Article: The interface between film & literature in contemporary African writing & imagination - Ernest N. Emenyonu
Strategies for subverting post-colonial oppression: literature & cinema in early Sembene Ousmane - Kwawisi Tekpetey
From Negritude to Migritude?: Moussa Sene Absa's Ainsi meurent les anges (And so Angels Die) - MaryEllen Higgins
Laughing off apartheid: Drum magazine & the political economy of laughter in the late apartheid film - Timothy Johns
The works of Jean-Marie Teno & Raoul Peck: restoring life to a fleeced continent - David M.M. Riep
Haile Gerima's pan-African 'message to the grassroots': hearing Malcolm X in Amharic - or Harvest 3000 Years - Greg Thomas
The video film industry & its 'substitution' for literature & reading in Africa: a case of Nigeria's Nollywood - Ignatius Chukwuma
The video film industry & its 'substitution' for literature & reading in Africa: a case of Nigeria's Nollywood - Raphael Obinna Amalaha
The portrayal of mothers-in-law in Nigerian movies: the good, the bad & oh, so wicked - Agbese Aje-Ori
Charting Nollywood's appeal locally & globally - Moradewun Adejunmobi
The rise of the video film industry & its projected social impact on Ghanaians - Africanus Aveh
Constructing identity & authenticity: the evolving Cameroon video film in English - Joyce Ashuntantang
Reviews - James Gibbs
Strategies for subverting post-colonial oppression: literature & cinema in early Sembene Ousmane - Kwawisi Tekpetey
From Negritude to Migritude?: Moussa Sene Absa's Ainsi meurent les anges (And so Angels Die) - MaryEllen Higgins
Laughing off apartheid: Drum magazine & the political economy of laughter in the late apartheid film - Timothy Johns
The works of Jean-Marie Teno & Raoul Peck: restoring life to a fleeced continent - David M.M. Riep
Haile Gerima's pan-African 'message to the grassroots': hearing Malcolm X in Amharic - or Harvest 3000 Years - Greg Thomas
The video film industry & its 'substitution' for literature & reading in Africa: a case of Nigeria's Nollywood - Ignatius Chukwuma
The video film industry & its 'substitution' for literature & reading in Africa: a case of Nigeria's Nollywood - Raphael Obinna Amalaha
The portrayal of mothers-in-law in Nigerian movies: the good, the bad & oh, so wicked - Agbese Aje-Ori
Charting Nollywood's appeal locally & globally - Moradewun Adejunmobi
The rise of the video film industry & its projected social impact on Ghanaians - Africanus Aveh
Constructing identity & authenticity: the evolving Cameroon video film in English - Joyce Ashuntantang
Reviews - James Gibbs