Abstract: Social media is a prominent medium of communication and used by all generations. Besides being used as a tool of communication, institutions have integrated social media such as Twitter, …
TRACING THE EVOLUTION OF THE ROLES OF FEMALE CHARACTERS IN SELECTED WORKS OF CHINUA ACHEBE
ABSTRACT Recognized as the founding father of modern African Literature in English, Achebe stands out as perhaps one of the most critiqued authors due to his portrayal of women in his early novels. …
INVESTIGATING THE LOW PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS’ ENGLISH IN THE BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION IN THE SUNYANI MUNICIPALITY
ABSTRACT The low performance of students in government schools in the area of English Language during the Basic Education Certificate Examination has been a source of worry to all educational …
THE ROLE OF ENGLISH AS MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IN LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOLS
ABSTRACT In the lower primary classrooms in Ghana, most teachers are faced with the challenge of having to teach pupils from diverse ethnic and language groups. This qualitative study therefore …
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THE NARRATIVE STRUCTURE OF JOHN MILTON’S PARADISE LOST
ABSTRACT Paradise Lost was written sometime in the 17th Century by John Milton as a Christian epic with a Christian redefined meaning of heroism. Using the epic structure, Milton successfully …
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A SOCIOLINGUSITIC STUDY OF LANGUAGE VARIATION IN THE ENGLISH SPOKEN IN GHANA: A CASE STUDY OF SOME SELECTED CONSONANTS
ABSTRACT This research is a tentative sociolinguistic study of language variation in the English spoken in Ghana. The purpose is to identify consonantal variations in the realization of the …
QUESTION FORMATION IN EFUTU
ABSTRACT This study is couched within the framework of Basic Linguistic Theory. It takes a descriptive approach to the study of the typology of questions and their responses in the Efutu dialect of …
DISILLUSIONMENT AND SURVIVAL IN AFRICAN MIGRATION LITERATURE: A STUDY OF OKEY NDIBE’S FOREIGN GODS, INC. AND UNOMA AZUAH’S EDIBLE BONES.
ABSTRACT The phenomenon of human migration, as Marie McAuliffe and Marfin Ruhs (2017) agrees, “stretches back to the earliest periods of human history” (1). Human migration in the modern world has …
CONSTRUCTION OF FEMALE IDENTITY IN THE NEO-SLAVE NARRATIVE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TONI MORRISON’S BELOVED AND A MERCY
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Introduction This chapter introduces the study and provides the background by presenting a discussion on what identity and neo-slave narratives are. It also gives a …
COMPOUNDING IN DANGME
CHAPTER ONE GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction This thesis is about compounding in Dangme, a Kwa language spoken in the south-eastern part of Ghana. The main objective is to …
ARTICULATIONS OF WOMANISM IN ADICHIE’S PURPLE HIBISCUS AND EMECHETA’S THE JOYS OF MOTHERHOOD
ABSTRACT Womanism as a variant of African feminism provides the platform for a holistic analysis of the works of African female writers. In this work, Ogunyemi’s womanist theory is read into the …
CODE-SWITCHING AMONG GA-ENGLISH SPEAKERS: A GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS
ABSTRACT This study is a structural examination of Ga-English code-switched utterances among native Ga speakers. It seeks to find out the nature and structure of code-switching as it occurs among …
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