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yoruba (african people) in literature

Yoruba creativity

By Africa Conference (Tex.) (2004 University of Texas at Austin),Africa Conference (Tex.),Toyin Falola

What the Forest Told Me

By Ayo Adeduntan

African spiritual traditions in the novels of Toni Morrison

By K. Zauditu-Selassie

Selected essays

By Joseph Asanbe

Amos Tutuola

By Michèle Dussutour-Hammer

Yoruba drama in English

By J. B. Alston

Oshun's daughters

By Vanessa Kimberly Valdés

Ownership and use of land in twentieth-century Nigeria

By J. G. Nkem Onyekpe

Wole Soyinka and Yoruba oral tradition in Death and the king's horseman

By B. Olabimpe Aboyade

The people's poet

By Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah

African drama and the Yorùbá world-view

By Benedict M. Ìbítókun

A writer and his gods

By Stephan Larsen

Ewi a wise I

By S. M. Rájí

Ewì à wìse Yorùbá

By S. M. Rájí

Understanding Wole Soyinka

By A. O. Dasylva

Wole Soyinka et Nestor Zinsou

By Alain Ricard

Wole Soyinka and modern tragedy

By Ketu H. Katrak