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South Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities

ISSN 2582-7065

1 paper in the library · publishing 2025

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Nature and mystical beliefs in Biakolo’s Inotan and the River Goddess of and Sanusi’s La vie d’un enfant mystérieux

South Asian Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities December 6, 2025 S. Otegbale E., Olowolagba Comfort Chioma

African literary works, since their inception with the advent of colonialism, have explored diverse realities, ranging from critiques of colonial legacies to dictatorship, women's subjugation and empowerment, civil unrest on the African continent, migration, as well as the importance of nature in human day-to-day living. Environmental discourse in African literature, expressed in both English...