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The aesthetics of invective: reflections on the use of verbal violence in the Suns of Independence of Ahmadou Kourouma

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi (University of Cape Coast, 2012)

In recent times, one major threat to peace and sustainable democratic governance in Ghana is the upsurge of the use of invective language in public discourse. Ahmadou Kourouma’s novel, The suns of independence, which can ...
Anaphore nominale dans des récits écrits par des Étudiants Ghanéens : Les effets d’une séquence didactique

Kwawu, Alexander (University of Cape Coast, 2018)

Ce travail vise à évaluer les effets d’une intervention didactique sur l’emploi de ressources lexicales de l’anaphore nominale, dans des récits écrits par des étudiants ghanéens de français langue étrangère. Nous avons ...
Articulation entre étude de la langue et étude de la littérature dans les manuels de flei

Kwawuii, Alexander (University of Cape Coast, 2019)

La présente contribution s’appuie sur l’analyse de cinq manuels de français langue étrangère qui tentent d’articuler l’étude de la langue à l’étude des textes littéraires, notamment dans les domaines de la grammaire et du ...
Corruption and democracy as inextricable bed-fellows: a critical reading of money galore and a man of the people

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi; Traore, Moussa (University of Cape Coast, 2015)

Corruption is particularly associated with multiparty democratic governance practices in Africa. Although the phenomenon of corruption can be traced to every human society, irrespective of race or colour, it appears more ...
Corruption and democracy as inextricable bed-fellows: a critical reading of money galore and a man of the people

Koda, Mawuloe Koffi; Traore, Moussa (University of Cape Coast, 2015)

Corruption is particularly associated with multiparty democratic governance practices in Africa. Although the phenomenon of corruption can be traced to every human society, irrespective of race or colour, it appears more ...
Critical reflections on the destiny of fama as a desecrated prince turned a disgruntled foot-soldier in kourouma’s novel: the Suns of independence

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi (University of Cape Coast, 2013)

Ahmadou Kourouma, as an exact replica of a foot-soldier in contemporary Ghanaian socioeconomic and political development. In this regard, it draws a parallelism between the character of Fama and a foot-soldier and makes ...
Democratic illiteracy: A threat to sustainable democracy and peace in Ghana

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi (University of Cape Coast, 2020)

Following the political instabilities that have characterised Ghana few years after independence from British colonialists, many were those who thought multiparty democratic governance was the surest way to good governance ...
Difficultés d’emploi des pronoms personnels COD et COI dans les écrits des étudiants du Département de Français à l’Université de Cape Coast

De-Souza, A.Y.M.; Bakah, E.K. (University of Cape Coast, 2010)

Le français langue étrangère est enseigné au Département de Français de l’Université de Cape Coast (UCC) au Ghana sur une période minimale de 4 ans pour la licence. Comme tout apprenant d’une langue étrangère, les étudiants ...
Discourse of denunciation: A critical reading of Chinua Achebe's man of the people

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi (Ghana Journal of Linguistics, 2017)
Discourse of denunciation: a critical reading of Chinua Achebe’s man of the people

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi (University of Cape Coast, 2017)

Achebe’s narrative text, A Man of The People (1966), is a political satire in which he exposes the intricacies of democratic politics in a Nigerian setting. At the heart of this narrative is a clear denunciation of a ...
Emploi des connecteurs argumentatifs dans les mémoires de licence des apprenants de Français à l’Université de Cape Coast

Bakah, Edem Kwasi; Grey, Jeremy Kwesi Ofori (University of Cape Coast, 2017)

Cette étude examine l’emploi des connecteurs argumentatifs dans les mémoires de Licence des apprenants de français langue étrangère (FLE). Elle se focalise sur le type, la fréquence et l’emploi successif de deux ou trois ...
Enseigner le français langue étrangère (FLE) par le multimédia au Ghana: Implications didactiques et institutionnelles

Kuupole, D.D.; De-Souza, A.Y.M.; Bakah, E.K. (University of Cape Coast, 2008)

L’enseignement du français langue étrangère (FLE) a évolué depuis son introduction au Ghana. Celui-ci a connu les mêmes changements de méthodologies qui ont tous essayé d’apporter des solutions ‘miracles’ aux difficultés ...
The Ewe in West Africa: One cultural people in two different countries (Togo/Ghana) 1884-1960

Gunn, Jean-Philippe (University of Cape Coast, 2017)

The Ewe in West africa are a people who live actually across three countries. But before the colonization they were living in their own territory without any artificial borders. During the precolonial period, the Ewe have ...
Étude comparative des présentatifs voici et voila dans le discours oral des guides touristiques et le discours écrit des scripteurs-guides

Bakah, E. K. (University of Cape Coast, 2012)

Cet article examine les manifestations des présentatifs voici et voilà caractérisant le discours oral des guides touristiques et le discours des scripteurs-guides. Quelles fonctions discursives voici et voilà remplissent-ils ...
Faire la preuve a la cour a travers des phenomenes polyphoniques : le cas du tribunal d’aflao au GHANA

Bakah, Edem Kwasi; Fiagbe, Fiawomorm Kofi (University of Cape Coast, 2017)

Nous partons de la prémisse centrale que la prevue apportée par les parties aux disputes à la cour peut être achevée au moyen des techniques discursives relevant de la polyphonie. Nous nous intéressons aux marqueurs de la ...
Genèse du conflit de genre : réflexions critiques dans C’est le soleil qui m’a brûlée et Tu t’appelleras Tanga de Calixthe Beyala

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi; Tchimavor, Anukware Xornami Aku Togoh (University of Cape Coast, 2018)

This paper examines the genesis of gender conflict in C’est le soleil qui m’a brulée and Tu t’appelleras Tanga of Calixthe Beyala. Driven by the impulsion of feminism, Beyala writes to bring to the fore the age ld conflict ...
Genèse du conflit de genre: Réflexions critiques dans C'est le soleil qui m'a brûlée et Tu t'appelleras Tanga de Calixthe Beyala

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi; Togoh Tchimavor, Anukware Xornami Aku (Le texte francophone et ses lectures critiques, 2018-05)

This paper examines the genesis of gender conflict in C'est le soleil qui m'a brulée and Tu t'appelleras Tanga of Calixthe Beyala. Driven by the impulsion of feminism, Beyala writes to bring to the fore the age-old conflict ...
I think therefore I am: linking human exploitation to religious irrationality in Kourouma’s Allah Is Not obliged

Appiah, Simon Kofi; Kodah, Mawuloe (University of Cape Coast, 2020)

Kourouma’s narrative texts bring to the fore misery and desperation, resulting largely from human exploitation connected to ignorance and religious irrationality. Descartes’ all time famous statement “I think therefore I ...
Ideological prostitution as a bane of africa's development: a reading of the suns of independence and tribaliques

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi; Traore, Moussa (University of Cape Coast, 2015)

One major concern which serves as raw material for literary production for most post independence African novels is the phenomenon of ideological prostitution. Thisphenomenon is a direct product of ideological confusion ...
Ideological prostitution as a bane of africa's development: a reading of the suns of independence and tribaliques

Kodah, Mawuloe Koffi; Traore, Moussa (University of Cape Coast, 2015)

One major concern which serves as raw material for literary production for most post-independence African novels is the phenomenon of ideological prostitution. This phenomenon is a direct product of ideological confusion ...

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