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 | Arbaiza, Diana (2022) |
 | Mujer guineoecuatoriana y política sexual en la novela colonial del franquismo |
| Africana studia: revista internacional de estudos africanos. Volume 35. p. 145-163. |
| Silva, Adriana Franco (2021) |
| Violencias contra las mujeres: análisis de tres novelas africanas recientes |
| Revista Paginas. Volume 13 #32. |
| Ajidahun, Clement Olujide (2020) |
| The Tragedy of The Girl-Child: A Feminist Reading of Ngozi Omeje's The Conquered Maiden and Amma Darko's Faceless |
| Ufahamu. Volume 41 #2. p. 41-54. |
| Deus, Lilian (2020) |
| Orlanda Amarílis, Vera Duarte e Dina Salústio: a tessitura da escrita de autoria feminina na ficção cabo-verdiana |
| Veredas. Volume 33. p. 74-87. |
| Le Roux, Marguerite Crémoux (2020) |
| FEMRITE Uganda Women Writers' Association: A House of Their Own? |
| Les Cahiers d'Afrique de l'Est / The East African Review. Volume 55. |
| Panata, Sara (2020) |
| 'Dear Readers…': Women's Rights and Duties through Letters to the Editor in the Nigerian Press (1940s-1950s) |
| Sources. Matériaux & Terrains en études africaines. Volume 1. p. 141-198. |
| Cabreira, Pamela Peres; Carvalho, Luís (2019) |
| Sofia Pomba Guerra: uma feminista na imprensa Moçambicana dos anos 1930 |
| Ex aequo. Volume 39. p. 121-135. |
| Erguig, Reddad (2019) |
| The Vernacular Literacy Practices of a Newly Literate Moroccan Woman: An Ethnographic Perspective |
| Journal of Global Initiatives: Policy, Pedagogy, Perspective. Volume 14 #2. |
| Milani, Ada (2019) |
| Irene Gil e Sofia Pomba Guerra: vozes de mulheres Portuguesas em Moçambique nas páginas de Itinerário |
| Ex aequo. Volume 39. p. 137-152. |
| Musser, Ricarda (2019) |
| A Esperança: a leitura e a escrita de e para mulheres em Cabo Verde, 1901 |
| Ex aequo. Volume 39. p. 233-38. |
| Simour, Lhoussain (2019) |
| Gendered Eyewitness in Narration: Imagining Morocco in British Women Travel-inspired Narratives in Late Nineteenth Century |
| Anglo Saxonica. Volume 17 #1. |
| Olayinka, Eyiwumi Bolutito (2018) |
| Bodies that Matter: Calixthe Beyala's Female Bodies and Strategies of Hegemonic Subversion |
| Ufahamu. Volume 41 #1. p. 1-20. |
| Stratford, Candice Taylor (2018) |
| 'Healing a Hurting Heart': FEMRITE's Use of Narrative and Community as Catalysts for Traumatic Healing |
| Ufahamu. Volume 41 #1. p. 21-46. |
| Edwin, Shirin (2008) |
| Veiling the Obvious: African Feminist Theory and the Hijab in the African Novel | |
| Third World Quarterly. Volume 29 #1. February. p. 199-214. |
| MacKian, Sara C. (2008) |
| What the Papers Say: Reading Therapeutic Landscapes of Women's Health and Empowerment in Uganda | |
| Health and Place. Volume 14 #1. March. p. 106-115. |
| Abderrezak, Hakim (2007) |
| The Modern Harem in Mokneche's 'Le Harem de Mme Osmane' and 'Viva Laldjerie' |
| The Journal of North African Studies. Volume 12 #3. September. p. 347-368. |
| Batra, Kanika (2007) |
| 'Daughters Who Know the Languages of Power' | |
| Interventions: International Journal of Postcolonial Studies. Volume 9 #1. March. p. 124-138. |
| Dennis-Bay, Laura (2007) |
| Fracturing Binarisms to Create a Space of 'Jouissance': Marie Cardinal's 'Au Pays de Mes Racines' |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 7 #12. p. 117-140. |
| Hodes, Rebecca (2007) |
| HIV/AIDS in South African Documentary Film, c.1990-2000 |
 | Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 33 #1. March. p. 153-171. |
| Jell-Bahlsen, Sabine (2007) |
| Flora Nwapa and Oguta's Goddness: Artistic Liberty and Ethnography |
| Dialectical Anthropology. Volume 31 #1-3. November. p. 253-262. |
| Kehinde, Ayo (2007) |
| Narrating the African City from the Diaspora: Lagos as a Trope in Ben Okri and Chika Unigwe's Short Stories | |
| African Identities. Volume 5 #2. August. p. 231-246. |
| Mwangi, Evan (2007) |
| Hybridity in Emergent East African Poetry: A Reading of Susan N. Kiguli and Her Contemporaries |
| Africa Today. Volume 53 #3. p. 41-62. |
| Samuelson, Meg (2007) |
| The Disfigured Body of the Female Guerrilla: (De)Militarization, Sexual Violence, and Redomestication in Zoe Wicomb's 'David's Story' | |
| Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Volume 32 #4. Summer. p. 833-856. |
| Samuelson, Meg (2007) |
| The City beyond the Border: The Urban Worlds of (Sello) Duiker, (Phaswane) Mpe and (Yvonne) Vera | |
| African Identities. Volume 5 #2. August. p. 247-260. |
| Westmoreland Bouchard, Jennifer T. (2007) |
| L'illusion, c'est moi/La folie, c'est moi ('I am Illusion/I am Madness'): Madness, Merging and the Articulation of Universal Female Suffering in Calixthe Beyala's 'Tu t'Appelleras Tanga' |
| Journal of Pan African Studies. Volume 1 #7. March. p. 58-67. |
| Delisle, Jennifer (2006) |
| Finding the Future in the Past: Nostalgia and Community-Building in Mhlophe's 'Have You Seen Zandie?' |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 32 #2. June. p. 387-401. |
| Dias Martins, Ana M. (2006) |
| The Whip of Love: Decolonising the Imposition of Authority in Paulina Chiziane's 'Niketche: Uma História de Poligamia' |
| Journal of Pan African Studies. Volume 1 #3. March. p. 69-85. |
| Fonchingong, Charles C. (2006) |
| Unbending Gender Narratives in African Literature |
| Journal of International Women's Studies. Volume 8 #1. November. 13p. |
| Gagiano, Annie (2006) |
| Surveying the Contours of 'a Country in Exile': Nuruddin Farah's Somalia |
| African Identities. Volume 4 #2. October. p. 251-268. |
| Hunter, Eva (2006) |
| Feminism, Islam and the modern Moroccan woman in the works of Leila Abouzeid |
| African Studies. Volume 65 #2. December. p. 139-155. |
| Kehinde, Ayo (2006) |
| Patriarchal Suppression and Neurosis: African Women's Plight in J.M. Coetzee's 'In the Heart of the Country' |
| African Study Monographs. Volume 27 #4. p. 169-185. |
| Odhiambo, Tom (2006) |
| Writing Alternative Womanhood in Kenya in Margaret Ogola's 'The River and the Source' | |
| African Identities. Volume 4 #2. October. p. 235-250. |
| Oloruntoba-Oju, Taiwo (2006) |
| Dede n de ku iku n de Dede: Fe/Female Sexuality and Dominance in Nigerian Video Films |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 6 #11. |
| Orlando, Valerie (2006) |
| The Afrocentric Paradigm and Womanist Agendas in Ousmane Sembene's 'Faat Kine (2001)' |
| Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Volume 26 #2. p. 213-224. |
| Palmer, Felicity (2006) |
| Sex in the Post-Colonial City: Desire, Kinship, and Freedom in Yvonne Vera's 'Without a Name' |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 6 #11. |
| Sen, Nandini C. (2006) |
| Gender Issues: Decoding the Urge to Write | |
| Africa Quarterly. Volume 46 #1. February-April. p. 36-41. |
| Seymour-Jorn, Caroline (2006) |
| Etidal Osman: Egyptian Women's Writing and Creativity | |
| Journal of Middle East Women's Studies. Volume 2 #1. Winter. p. 95-121. |
| Skalli, Loubna H. (2006) |
| Communicating Gender in the Public Sphere: Women and Information Technologies in the MENA (Middle East North Africa) Region | |
| Journal of Middle East Women's Studies. Volume 2 #2. Spring. p. 35-59. |
| Thomas, Dominic (2006) |
| African Youth in the Global Economy: Fatou Diome's 'Le Ventre de l'Atlantique' |
| Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Volume 26 #2. p. 243-259. |
| Thomas, Lynn M. (2006) |
| The Modern Girl and Racial Respectability in 1930s South Africa |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 47 #3. November. p. 461-490. |
| Chan, Stephen (2005) |
| The Memory of Violence: Trauma in the Writings of Alexander Kanengoni and Yvonne Vera and the Idea of Reconciled Citizenship in Zimbabwe | |
| Third World Quarterly. Volume 26 #2. June. p. 369-382. |
| Chetty, Suryakanthie (2005) |
| All the News That's Fit to Print: The Print Media of the Second World War and its Portrayal of the Gendered and Racial Identities of the War's Participants |
| South African Historical Journal. #54. p. 30-53. |
| Decaires Narain, Denise (2005) |
| Writing 'Home': Mediating between 'The Local' and 'The Literacy' in a Selection of Postcolonial Women's Texts (Assia Djebar) | |
| Third World Quarterly. Volume 26 #3. September. p. 497-508. |
| Gerhard, Tim (2005) |
| Unsettling Experiences: Transnational Dialogues of Necessity in Journal, Nationalite: Immigre(e) and Paletitas de Guayaba |
| Wagadu. Volume 2 #1. Summer. |
| Holt, Elizabeth (2005) |
| Cartography and Clandestinite in Leila Sebbar's 'Sherazade': 17 ans, Brune, Frisee, les Yeux Verts |
| Dialectical Anthropology. Volume 29 #3-4. September. p. 387-396. |
| Lindsay, Lisa A. (2005) |
| A Tragic Romance, a Nationalist Symbol: The Case of the Murdered White Lover in Colonial Nigeria | |
| Journal of Women's History. Volume 17 #2. p. 118-141. |
| Newell, Stephanie (2005) |
| Devotion and Domesticity: The Reconfiguration of Gender in Popular Christian Pamphlets from Ghana and Nigeria |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 35 #3. p. 296-323. |
| Njozi, Hamza M. (2005) |
| Utilitarianism versus Universalism in Dangarembga's 'Nervous Conditions' |
| Nordic Journal of African Studies. Volume 14 #1. p. 1-14. |
| Olaka-Onyango, Joseph (2005) |
| Who's Watching 'Big Brother'? Globalization and the Protection of Cultural Rights in Present Day Africa | |
| Human Rights Quarterly. Volume 27 #4. November. |
| Oloka-Onyango, Joe (2005) |
| Who's Watching 'Big Brother'? Globalisation and the Protection of Cultural Rights in Present-Day Africa | |
| Human Rights Quarterly. Volume 27 #4. November. p. 1245-1273. |
| Rooney, Caroline (2005) |
| Narratives of Southern African Farms (Lessing and Schreiner) | |
| Third World Quarterly. Volume 26 #3. September. p. 431-440. |
| Salami, Irene I. (2005) |
| Language and Gender: A Feminist Critique of the Use of Proverbs in Selected African Dramatic Texts | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 31 #1-2. p. 22-39. |
| Simola, Raisa (2005) |
| A Journey to Prison of Two Young Women, Lemona and Firdaus (Saro-Wiwa and El-Saadawi) |
| Nordic Journal of African Studies. Volume 14 #2. p. 162-174. |
| Stanley, Liz (2005) |
| 'A Strange Thing is Memory: Emily Hobhouse, Memory Work, Moral Life and the 'Concentration System' |
| South African Historical Journal. #52. p. 60-81. |
| Abdurrahman, Umar (2004) |
| Daughters of Dissent: Women as Warriors in Sembene Ousmane's 'Gods Bits of Wood' | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 30 #2-3. Winter/Spring. p. 169-188. |
| Asaah, Augustine H. (2004) |
| Thematic Representations of Traditional Culture in Francophone African Women's Novels | |
| Journal of Cultural Studies. Volume 6 #1. p. 67-93. |
| Biaya. Tshikala K. (2004) |
| The Arts of Being Beautiful in Addis Ababa and Dakar | |
| West Africa Review. #5. |
| Boehmer, Elleke (2004) |
| Beside the West: Postcolonial Women Writers, the Nation, and the Globalised World |
| African Identities. Volume 2 #2. November. p. 173-188. |
| Diala, Isidore (2004) |
| Mediating Mythology, Mollifying Women: Achebe's 'Anthills of the Savannah' | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 30 #2-3. Winter/Summer. p. 147-168. |
| Englund, Harri (2004) |
| Gender Relations in African-Language Literature: Interpretative Politics and Possibilities |
| African Sociological Review. Volume 8 #1. p. 154-175. |
| Fleetwood, Nicole R. (2004) |
| Visible Seams: Gender, Race, Technology, and the Media Art of Fatimah Tuggar | |
| Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Volume 30 #1. Autumn. p. 1429-1452. |
| Gyasi, Kwaku A. (2004) |
| From God's Bits of Wood to Smouldering Charcoal: Decolonization, Class Struggle, and the Role of Women's Consciousness in Postcolonial West Africa | |
| French Colonial History. Volume 5. p. 173-192. |
| Horrell, Georgina (2004) |
| A Whiter Shade of Pale: White Femininity as Guilty Masquerade in 'New' (White) South African Women's Writing |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 30 #4. December. p. 765-776. |
| Lewis, Desiree (2004) |
| Biography, Nationalism and Yvonne Vera's 'Nehanda' |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 30 #1. Summer. p. 28-50. |
| Lopez, Shaun T. (2004) |
| The Dangers of Dancing: The Media and Morality in 1930's Egypt |
| Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Volume 24 #1. Spring. |
| Mack, Beverly B. (2004) |
| Muslim Women's Educational Activities in the Maghreb: Investigating and Redefining Scholarship in Northern Nigeria and Morocco | |
| Maghreb Review. Volume 29 #1-4. p. 165-185. |
| McHaney, Pearl; Schatteman, Renee (2004) |
| Women's Literature from South Africa and the American South: A Comparative Pedagogy |
| Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Studies. Volume 5 #4. October. |
| Muhomah, Catherine (2004) |
| Romancing the Sugar Daddy in Rosemarie Owino's 'Sugar Daddy's Lover' |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 30 #2. Winter. p. 154-164. |
| Muponde, Robert (2004) |
| Killing the Father: Childhood and Renewal of Self-Narrative in Dambudzo Marechera's Fiction |
| Social Dynamics. Volume 30 #1. Summer. p. 14-27. |
| Ntsoane, Otsile (2004) |
| Women, Knowledge and Protection | |
| Indilinga: African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. Volume 3 #1. p. 57-66. |
| Orlando, Valerie (2004) |
| African Feminine Transformative Consciousness in Francophone Cinema: Moussa Sene Absa's 'Tableau Ferraille' (1996) | |
| African Identities. Volume 2 #2. November. p. 189-202. |
| Pandey, Anita (2004) |
| 'Woman 'Palava' No Be Small, Woman 'Wahala' No Be Small': Linguistic Gendering and Patriarchal Ideology in West African Fiction |
| Africa Today. Volume 50 #3. Spring. p. 113-138. |
| Paroomal, Mayila (2004) |
| Gender and the Media in Mauritius: A Snapshot in Perspective | |
| Journal of Social Development in Africa. Volume 19 #2. p. 134-160. |
| Perry, Susan H. (2004) |
| Resolving Conflict through Solar-Powered Radio in Chad | |
| Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Volume 29 #2. Winter. p. 561-568. |
| Shaw, Carolyn M. (2004) |
| Turning Her Back on the Moon: Virginity, Sexuality, and Mothering in the Works of Yvonne Vera |
| Africa Today. Volume 51 #2. Winter. p. 35-51. |
| Siundu, Godwin W. (2004) |
| Transcending Racial/Cultural Spaces: The Power of the Woman in Yusuf Dawood's 'The Price of Living' and 'Water under the Bridge' |
| African Identities. Volume 2 #2. November. p. 203-213. |
| Sukys, Julija (2004) |
| Language, the Enemy: Assia Djebar's Response to the Algerian Intellocide | |
| Journal of Human Rights. Volume 3 #1. March. p. 115-131. |
| Beez, Jigal; Kolbusa, Stefanie (2003) |
| Kibiriti Ngoma: Gender Relations in Swahili Comics and Taarab-Music |
| Stichproben - Vienna Journal of African Studies. Volume 3 #5. p. 49-71. |
| Cloete, Elsie (2003) |
| Specificities: An 'Eye' for an 'I': Discipline and Gossip |
| Social Identities. Volume 9 #3. September. p. 401-422. |
| Graham, Lucy V. (2003) |
| Reading the Unspeakable: Rape in J.M. Coetzee's 'Disgrace' |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 29 #2. June. p. 433-444. |
| Odhiambo, Tom (2003) |
| Specificities: Troubled Love and Marriage as Work in Kenyan Popular Fiction |
| Social Identities. Volume 9 #3. September. p. 423-436. |
| Ogunleye, Foluke (2003) |
| Female Stereotypes in the Nigerian Video Film: A Case for Re-Socialization | |
| Humanities Review Journal. Volume 3 #2. p. 1-14. |
| Rasmussen, Susan J. (2003) |
| Gendered Discourses and Mediated Modernities: Urban and Rural Performances of Tuareg Smith Women | |
| Journal of Anthropological Research. Volume 59 #4. Winter. p. 487-509. |
| Sen, Nandini C. (2003) |
| 'The Joys of Motherhood' and 'The Breast-Giver': A Study of the Twice Colonised Woman: An Analytical Study of Two Novels by Buchi Emecheta and Mahasveta Devi | |
| Africa Quarterly. Volume 43 #3. p. 61-71. |
| Trabelsi, Hechmi (2003) |
| Transcultural Writing: Ahdaf Soueif's 'Aisha' as a Case Study |
| Jouvert. Volume 7 #2. Winter/Spring. |
| Vambe, Maurice T. (2003) |
| HIV/AIDS, African Sexuality and the Problem of Representation in Zimbabwean Literature |
| Journal of Contemporary African Studies. Volume 21 #3. September. p. 473-488. |
| Whitsitt, Novian (2003) |
| Islamic-Hausa Feminism Meets Northern Nigerian Romance: The Cautious Rebellion of Bilkisu Funtuwa |
| African Studies Review. Volume 46 #1. April. p. 137-153. |
| Achebe, N. (2002) |
| Balancing Male and Female Principles: Teaching about Gender in Chinua Achebe's 'Things Fall Apart' | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 29 #1. p. 121-144. |
| Ambler, Charles (2002) |
| Mass Media and Leisure in Africa |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 35 #1. p. 119-136. |
| Burns, James (2002) |
| John Wayne on the Zambezi: Cinema, Empire, and the American Western in British Central Africa |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 35 #1. p. 103-117. |
| Daymond, Margaret J. (2002) |
| Complementary Oral and Written Narrative Conventions: Sindiwe Magona's Autobiography and Short Story Sequence, 'Women at Work' |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 28 #2. June. p. 331-346. |
| Evwierhoma, Mabel I. (2002) |
| Hagher and Women: A Gendered Excursion into Aishatu and Antipeople | |
| Humanities Review Journal. Volume 2 #1. p. 22-29. |
| Garennem Michel; Joseph, Veronique (2002) |
| The Timing of the Fertility Transition in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| World Development. Volume 30 #10. October. p. 1835-1843. |
| Le Roux, Elizabeth (2002) |
| Unsung Heroines: Media Reflections of the Social Conflict in South Africa |
| African and Asian Studies. Volume 1 #4. p. 349-366. |
| Lock, Helen (2002) |
| Women in the Interregnum: Kate Chopin's 'The Awakening' and Nadine Gordimer's 'July's People' |
| Safundi: The Journal of South African and American Studies. Volume 3 #2. May. |
| Lunga, Violet (2002) |
| Empowerment through Inclusion: The Case of Women in the Discourses of Advertising in Botswana |
| Perspectives on Global Development and Technology. Volume 1 #1. p. 35-49. |
| MacKenzie, Craig (2002) |
| The Use of Orality in the Short Stories of A.C. Jordan, Mtutuzeli Matshoba, Njabulo Ndebele and Bessie Head |
| Journal of Southern African Studies. Volume 28 #2. June. p. 347-358. |
| Mainimo, Wirba Ibrahim (2002) |
| Black Female Writers' Perspective on Religion: Alice Walker and Calixthe Beyala |
| Journal of Third World Studies. Volume 19 #1. Spring. p. 117-136. |
| Ndiaye, Ibrahima (2002) |
| Space, Time and Empowerment in Ama Ata Aidoo's 'Changes' |
| Jouvert. Volume 6 #3. Spring. |
| Nzegwu, Nkiru (2002) |
| Hidden Spaces, Silenced Practices and the Concept of Igba N'rira | |
| West Africa Review. Volume 3 #2. |
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