• Romantic Memory and Object of Romantic Consciousness in Wolfgang Goethe’s Faust and Victor Hugo’s Hernani 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (lMSU lCT Consult Ltd, 2017-03)

  We are all victims of sentimentally based decisions either during our childhood, adolescence or adulthood. This paper tries to further illustrate two of the new terms – romantic memory and object of romantic consciousness ...

• Three Levels of Romantic Conflicts in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Guillaume Oyono Mbia’s Trois pretendants… Un mari 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Eksu Studies in Language and Literature, 2017-06)

  Studies before now have limited Romanticism to love, 19th century and expression of sentiment and passion. This paper tends to prove that Romanticism had existed before 19th century and still exists today in different ...

• Translation of Ogboju ODE..." A Critiques in Trilingual Dimention 

  Yusuff, A. (University of Benin, 2017-11)

  This paper, an initial work on trilingual translation critique- Yoruba, English and French- aims at deconstructing and reconstructing reciprocally collonial languages' capacity or incapacity to contain the seemingly ...

• Maintenance of the Natural Environment in Lagos: Beckoning on Yoruba Cultural Practices 

  Yusuff, L.A. (Department of English, Linguistics and French, Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State, 2017-07-06)

  In an attempt to search for comfort, man learns to understand his environment and makes use of the endowments of the environment to achieve this comfort, To preserve these natural endowments, every culture explores certain ...

• English Loans in Yoruba Language: Linguistic Empowerment or Disenfranchisement? 

  Yusuff, A. (The Linguistic Association of Nigeria, 2018-12)

  Many of Nigeria's indigenous languages have developed an intrinsic affinity with the English language, and this has resulted in crossing of forms and elements; and intermixing of linguistic features through loans especially. ...

• Issues and Challenges of Adopting Digital Technologies by African Language Media: The Yoruba Example’ in African Language Digital Media and Communication. 

  Yusuff, A. (Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group, London and New York, 2019-08)

  Humanity has been surviving without the media from time immemorial, but the recent development in information technology has bombarded our generation with information such that human beings can hardly do without the media. ...

• Bridging Understanding in Medicare: Template for Effective Communication in Indigenous Languages 

  Yusuff, L.A.; Fadairo, O. (University of Lagos, 2015)

  The maintenance of a good patient-doctor relationship, otherwise known as clinical relationship, is central to health care delivery in medical practice. For this reason, the usual practice in medical schools all ...

• Assessment of the Role of Western Education in Nigerian National Development 

  Yusuff, L.A. (JOYTAL PRINTING PRESS, 2002-07)

  This paper focuses its attention on education as a mind-building phenomenon for the individual so that he may meaningfully contribute to the development of his or her nation The aim of education should go beyond ...

• Taboo Expressions in Yorùbá Society 

  Yusuff, L.A (Department of Linguistics, African and Asian Studies, 1993)

  The English word 'taboo' originates from Torgan, a Polynesian language. 'tabu' in Torgan and it means 'act which are forbidden or which are t (Fromkin and Rodman (1978); R adcli.ffe-Brown (1965). ' Taboo is called ...

• African Traditional Medicine and the Question of Patients’ Presumed Consent in Difficult Medical Conditions 

  Akin-Otiko, A. (Salvador:Editora Segundo Selo., 2020)

  The right of patients to ‘informed consent’ before the commencement of treatment is a fundamental requirement in Western healthcare practice. The first sentence of the Nuremberg Code of 1947 states that patients’ ‘informed ...

• L’Approche mythocritique et l’approche formaliste dans l’étude comparée du destin dans « Le Mont des Oliviers » d’Alfred de Vigny et « Upon an Honest Man’s fortune » de John Fletcher 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Department of European Languages, Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, 2012-12)

  Dès la préhistoire, l’homme se bat contre le labyrinthe du phénomène du destin sur le plan physique et métaphysique. Jusqu’à présent, malgré l’avancement technologique, malgré l’élégance de la civilisation contemporaine, ...

• La Comparaison intratextuelle de quelques poèmes élégiaques dans le recueil de poèmes « Les Contemplations » de Victor Hugo 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Department of European Languages, Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, 2013-06)

  La poésie, surtout les poèmes romantiques du XIXème siècle français, est le domaine des critiques littéraires très têtus car elle demande la rigueur et la compétence interprétative poétique avant de pouvoir décoder le ...

• Trois concepts romantiques dans un Nègre a violé une blonde à Dallas de Ramonu Sanusi 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Université d’Abomey-Calavi & Department of European Languages and Integration Studies , University of Lagos, 2020)

  Le 19ème siècle est identifié comme le siècle qui a précipité la civilisation humaine grâce aux révolutions politiques, industrielles et littéraires. Le Romantisme qui est le premier courant littéraire du 19ème siècle a ...

• La psychocritique du conflit de la raison et du sentiment dans Hernani de Victor Hugo et Faust de Wolfgang Goethe 

  Timothy-Asobele, S.J.; Tiamiyu, A.N (Department of Foreign Languages and Literary Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka., 2018-07)

  Le développement national demande des efforts collectifs émanant des décisions et critiques objectives. L’étude de courant littéraire du romantisme révèle la supériorité du sentiment sur la raison. Les écrivains romantiques ...

• High-Toned Vowel Prefix in Yorùbá 

  Eleshin, A. (Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, 2020)

  In the traditional analysis of Standard Yorùbá prefixes, high-toned vowels and the vowel u are not eligible to be used as prefixes. There have been various explanations to these phenomenon, especially phonological ...

• Typology of Headedness in Yorùbá Nominal Derivations 

  Eleshin, A. (Language Research Institute, Sejong University, 2021-03)

  This study examines headedness in different nominalisation processes in Yorùbá. This research aims to investigate possible unification of head analysis in Yorùbá nominalisation. Three major word formation strategies ...

• Machine Translation and Yorùbá: Matters Arising 

  Eleshin, A. (University of Lagos Press and Bookshop Limited, 2020)

  The art of translation as an academic discipline was developed over a couple of centuries ago. The relationship between two or more societies and cultures has necessitated the essence of translation. ...

• Muyiwa Falaiye’s Philosophy of Cultural Adaptationism: An Introductory Appraisal 

  Owosho, S.A. (University of Lagos Press, 2012)

  The failure of Africa to lead any meaningful social and political development has ignited the intellectual curiosity of many African socio political thinkers. This failure is more manifest in the areas of scientific and ...

• Analysing Action in Two Romantic Tragedies Using Greïmas’ Modèle Actanciel 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Lagos Notes and Record, Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, 2019)

  Previous studies onromanticism and comparative romanticism did not consider experimentingthe action with Greïmas’modelfor Romantic plays,specificallyinthe tragediesof Hugo’s Hernaniand Goethe’s Faust. This ...

• Romanticism and Terrorism: Literary and Historical Perspectives 

  Tiamiyu, A.N (Department of History & Strategic Studies, University of Lagos, 2019)

  Most works done on terrorism have never identified the influence of romanticism on the ideologies that underpin terrorist movements. This paper identifies the problem of sentiment as a common factor between romanticism and ...

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