Episode 84:

10/22/14 • 26 min

Pius Adesanmi (Carleton University) on African literatures, public intellectuals, Sahara Reporters blog, social media and postcolonial writing, Yoruba and Anglophone literatures, imposed transnationalism in the African literature classroom and What is Africa to me ?

Photo courtesy of Pius Adesanmi

Photo courtesy of Pius Adesanmi

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Episode 84: African literatures & public intellectuals: Sahara Reporters & ‘What is Africa to me’?

Pius Adesanmi (Carleton University) on African literatures, public intellectuals, Sahara Reporters blog, social media and postcolonial writing, Yoruba and Anglophone literatures, ‘imposed transnationalism’ in the African literature classroom and ‘What is Africa to me’? With guest host Ann Biersteker. Photo courtesy of Pius Adesanmi