Work Information
Programme | English and Literary Studies |
Department | English and Literary Studies |
Faculty | Humanities |
biography (Education/professional experience/professional accomplishments)
Mr Ama E. Agwu currently serves asan Assistant Lecturerwith the Department ofEnglish and Literary Studies, Alex EkwuemeFederal University Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State, Nigeria. He is currently doing a Ph.D programme at the Department of English and Literary Studies, University of Calabar, Calabar, Cross River State. Mr Agwu’s research areas include African Literature, Literature and the Environment, Migration/Multicuralism/Transculturalism Versus the Environment, (especially poetic literatures). That is, he works to extricate and comment on how human perception of and relationship with non-humans play out in literary texts, especially in poetic literature. He is one of Nigeria’s emerging literary critics,who hails from Ekoli Edda, Afikpo South L. G. A., Ebonyi State. |
Academic Qualifications
S/N | Institutions attended | degree(s) awarded | year |
1 | University of Calabar, Calabar | M.A. (English and Literary Studies)
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2017 |
2 | Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki | B.A. (English/Literature), 2ndClass Honours
(Upper Division)
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2008 |
research interests
S/N | |
1 | African Literature |
2 | Poetic literature |
3 | Literature and the environment |
4 | Migration/Transculturalism/Environment |
5 | Literary Stylistics |
Selected publications (MAXIMUM OF 10, WITH LINKS WHERE AVAILABLE)
s/n | |
1 | “An Eco-Critical Reading Of ‘Green’ Perspectives in Joe Ushie’s Poetry”. Currents in African Literature and the English Language. Vol. X October, 2019. Pp. 75-86. Print. |
2 | ”Politics and Social Realism: A Case Study of Nwabueze’s A Parliament of Vultures and Irobi’s Hangmen Also Die”. Justice and Human Dignity in Africa: Collection of Essays in Honour of Professor Austin Chukwu. Ed. GMT Emezue, Inge Kosch and Maurice Kangel. Lagos: HPC Books, 2014. 187-206. Print.
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