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Hardcover. Condition: Good Plus. First Edition. [CRITICISM]. Charles E. Nnolim. "Melville's "Benito Cereno": A Study in Meaning of Name Symbolism." New York: New Voices Publishing Company. Printed in the USA, 1974. First edition. English language. Hardcover with blue cloth boards stamped gilt. Nonfiction academic literature criticism in seven chapters with preface and bibliography. 8 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches. 8vo. 10 oz. xii, 68 pp. Stains on boards. Board edges rubbed. Interior clean. Good Plus. ISBN: 0911024131. "Name-symbolism in Melville's work is a neglected issue. Little thought has been given by critics to the fact that for Melville, proper names do serve a structural and thematic purpose. Although occasional hints have been given in reference to the possible meaning of Babo and Benito Cereno in 'Benito Cereno,' no study, so far as is known, has been undertaken to survey or examine Melville's use of names in the tale, as a structural and thematic device. This study was undertaken to examine, in the main, Melville's use of proper names as a formalistic and symbolistic device in 'Benito Cereno.'". …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The lectures in this book were delivered at significant points in Professor Nnolim's career. 'Literature and the Common Welfare' (1988) was his inaugural lecture, his declaration that he had come of age as an academic, as a young Professor of literature. In August 2000, he delivered 'Literature, the Arts and Cultural Development' to announce his induction as a member of the Nigerian Academy of Letters in which he was finally admitted as a Fellow in 2005. In this lecture, Nnolim makes strong claims about the validity of literature in Nigeria's national life. In August, 2007, Professor Nnolim delivered 'The Writer's Responsibility and Literature in National Development'. Here he re-emphasizes the importance of literary studies in Nigeria's national life and goes on to lament the total neglect of Nigeria's artists, writers, and world class intellectuals in national life. The fourth lecture, 'Morning Yet on Criticism Day: the Criticism of African Literature in the Twentieth Century', was given as a laureate of the Nigerian National Merit Award, 2009. It unifies Professor Nnolim's various pleas for the role of literature in national development but particularly re-emphasizing the problem of language in Nigeria's creative writing and urging governmental intervention in the matter.…

Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnThe lectures in this book were delivered at significant points in Professor Nnolim s career. Literature and the Common Welfare (1988) was his inaugural lecture, his declaration that he had come of age as an academic, as a young .

Condition: New. This issue of African Literature Today focuses on new novels by emerging as well as established African novelists.InhaltsverzeichnisEditorial article: The African novel in the 21st century: sustaining the gains of the 20th century - .

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