Skopos translator theory, text-type and the African postcolonial text in intercultural postcolonial communication

Subjects: “…African postcolonial text…”

Postcoloniality, proverbs and intercultural dialogue: translating African postcolonial texts, things fall apart and arrow of god, into German

Subjects: “…African postcolonial text…”

Postcoloniality, interculturality and cultural identity: the African foreign culture classroom as a postcolony

Poetique et psychologic de I’exil dans septieme printemps de Ramonu Sanusi

Subjects: “…West…”

Culture, meaning and language in intercultural political-postcolonial translation communication

The cultural other, interculture and interculturality in postcolonial translation dialogic-communication

"Resistance in the desert: a postcolonial reading of the novel desert by le clézio"

Intercultural Postcolonial Communication in the German Translations of Selected Novels of Chinua achebe

A historico-cultural trail of cultural distance in intercultural postcolonial relations: between the Igbo African and GermanEuropean Cultures

Translating the African postcolony:the conflict of selves, Intercultural dialogue and the location of the translator in the German translation of things fall apart and arrow of God

Traumatisme postcolonial et activation des mecanismes de defense pour la survie dans La prisonniere de Malika Oufkir

Subjects: “…Les mecanismes de defense…”

Language, politics and identity in the novels of Ahmadou Kourouma

Modern African child and agency for decolonisation in select nigerian novels

Reconceptualising home, migratory impulse and disenchantment in Helon Habila’s travellers and Chimamanda Adichie’s americanah

Les ecrivains Africains et la qufite de la liberty

Literary Expression in Post-Apartheid South Africa

REPRESENTATIONS OF TRAUMA IN AFRICAN MIGRANT FICTION

Abuse of Power and Resistance in Selected Post-Colonial Sub-Sahara African Novels

ABUSE OF POWER AND RESISTANCE IN SELECTED POST-COLONIAL SUB-SAHARA AFRICAN NOVELS

Representation of African cultural knowledge and identity in versions of German-translated things fall apart by Chinua Achebe—a critical intercultural communication analysis