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Moradewun Adejunmobi

10 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-2916-647X

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Introduction: African Science Fiction2016 · 74 citations
Vernacular Palaver2004 · 67 citations
English and the Audience of an African Popular Culture: The Case of Nigerian Video Film2002 · 54 citations
Vernacular Palaver: Imaginations of the Local and Non-Native Languages in West Africa2004 · 43 citations
African Media Studies and Marginality at the Center2016 · 28 citations

Works

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Introduction: African Science Fiction

The Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry·2016·1 author·Open access

74citations

African Media Studies and Marginality at the Center

Black Camera·2016·1 author

28citations

Intercultural and Transcultural Literacy in Contemporary Africa

Language and Intercultural Communication·2008·1 author

18citations

Vernacular Palaver

Multilingual Matters eBooks·2004·1 author·book

67citations

Vernacular Palaver: Imaginations of the Local and Non-Native Languages in West Africa

·2004·1 author

43citations

Polyglots, Vernaculars and Global Markets: Variable Trends in West Africa

Language and Intercultural Communication·2004·1 author

9citations

BOOK REVIEW: Stephanie Newell.GHANAIAN POPULAR FICTION: ?THRILLING DISCOVERIES IN CONJUGAL LIFE? AND OTHER TALES, Oxford: James Currey; Athens: Ohio UP, 2000.

Research in African Literatures·2002·1 author·other

28citations

English and the Audience of an African Popular Culture: The Case of Nigerian Video Film

Cultural Critique·2002·1 author

54citations

Routes: language and the identity of African literature

The Journal of Modern African Studies·1999·1 author

22citations

African language writing and writers: a case study of Jean‐Joseph Rabearivelo and Ny Avana in Madagascar

African Languages and Cultures·1994·1 author

7citations