• The Relevance of Advertising to the Teaching of English 

  Adedun, E.A (B Prints, 2007)

  Emphasis on language teaching has moved away from the traditional approach of composing and comprehending correct sentences as isolated units of random ocurence.

• ‘Literary Elements as Communicative Strategies in Advertising’ 

  Adedun, E.A (University of Lagos Press, 2006)

  Therefore, in this paper, an attempt is made to prove that ad vertisersare conscious of the fact that literary language contains the artistry which they strive for in their effort to achieve communicative dynamism, and ...

• "Carry go" : A Sociolinguistic Study of the Language of Bus Conductors in Lagos (Nigeria) 

  Adedun, E.A (2005)

  Lagos is a cosmopolitan Nigerian city with an elaborate transport system which is built around commercial buses of different types. Each of the commercial dialectal and highly idiosyncratic: This paper examines the language ...

• Identities and Representations: A Socio-Semiotic Perspective to the Challenges of linguistic Pluralism, Conflicts and Nation Building in Nigeria 

  Nwagbara, A. U. (Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos. Akoka, Nigeria, 2001)

  Staff Publications

• Rhetorical Creations, Poetications: A Speech Acts Analysis of Niyi Osundare's "Poetry Is" And Tanure of Jaide's “The Fate of Vultures" 

  Nwagbara, A.U (Pumark Publishers Lagos, 2010)

  This paper carries out an analysis of language use in poetry as a form of creative and rhetorical enterprise that entails the performance of a set of linguistic acts. Based on the principles of J. L. Austin's Speech Acts ...

• "Creativity as Celebrations of Joy and Pain: David Diop's "Africa" and the Semiotisation of History" 

  Nwagbara, A. U. (The Faculty of Arts University of Lagos, 2010)

  The conjuration of history as a metaphor of creativity in African literary writings represents a seminal reconstruction of the intensity of the collective experiences of the continent, a re-living of its joys and pains, ...

• Primal Fantasy and Story-Telling in Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart. 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2008)

• Sound Semiotics of Osundare's Poetry. 

  Anyokwu, C.C. (Purdue University Press ©Purdue University., 2013)

• Marginalized Femininity in a Masculinized World: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2012-03)

• lconicitv and the Pragmatics of Discourse in Nigerian Poetry in English: The Example of Niyi Osundare 

  Nwagbara, A. U. (African Cultural Institute, 2003)

  Staff Publications

• Power Dynamics and Social Relations in Chinua Achebe's Anthills of the Savannah. 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2010)

• Animal Imagery in Selected Urhobo Proverbs and Their Educative Functions. 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2008)

• Proverbializing Society: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2006)

• The Dirge As a Literary Expression. 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2006)

• Performance and its Aesthetics: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2005)

• Comprehension and Summary Writing' Use of English GST 105. Oko Okoro and E.A. Adedun (eds) Lagos: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (University of Lagos Press, 2012., 2012)

• Mbari Heritage and Chinua Achebe's Pluralingual Aesthetics 

  Nwagbara, A. U. (Pumark, 2010)

  Contemporary Nigerian literary art as it stands today has greatly benefited from Chinua Achebe's Landmark: literary artistry and pioneering efforts at re-engineering the' English language to accommodate African thoughts ...

• Using Terrorism to Defeat Terrorism: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2005)

• Place and the Dynamics of Dissent: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (2011)

• Proverbs of Peacemaking in Marital Conflicts: 

  Ohwovoriole, F.E. (Indiana University Press, Bloomington, U.S.A., 2011)

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