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‘Folkism’: Towards a National Aesthetic Principle for Nigerian Dramaturgy
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  • 1970The Gods Are Not to Blame76 cited
  • 1988The Writing of Wole Soyinka55 cited
  • 1975The marriage of Anansewa52 cited
  • 1972Madmen and Specialists45 cited
  • 2000Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again40 cited
  • 1972Introduction to Nigerian Literature37 cited
  • 1978Theatre in Africa26 cited
  • 1978The Road and Theatre of the Absurd19 cited

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