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African Literatures

• 2013

• 119. Violence and Women's Writing in Francophone North Africa

• 269. Global Africa

• 363. African Testimonial Literature

• 505. Queer Sexualities in African Literatures and Film

• 554. Postcolonial African Cinema

• 613. An African Literary Classic in Twelve World Translations

• 688. Gendered Violence in African Literature and Film

• 723. Literary Criticism in Africa

• 2012

• 56. African Studies / Postcolonial Studies: A Match (Un)Made in Academia

• 233. Prosthetic or Aesthetic Re-visioning? Disability in African Literature and Film

• 402. The Transnational Trajectories and Poetics of Keorapetse Kgositsile

• 580. Child Soldiers in African Literature and Film: Confronting Our Assumptions

• 704. African Autobiography and Political Discourse

• 2011

• 11. Narrating African Trauma

• 124. Comparative Perspectives on Homosexualities in South Africa and Uganda

• 187. Persistence of Empire: Hispanic Asian and African Literatures and Postcolonial Nationhood, 1885+2004

• 261. African Women Writers: Living New Lives, Telling New Stories

• 360. Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in African Literature: Fiction, Memoir, and the Discourse of Human Rights

• 416. The Stories We Bring: A Poetry Reading by Two Poets of the African Diaspora

• 472. Afterlives of Slavery in the Post-Civil-Rights Era

• 503. The Cold War in Africa

• 540. The Poet as Activist: In Memory of Dennis Brutus

• 679. The Maghreb, the World, and the Text

• 721. African Dystopian Fictions and Film

• 2009

• 60. Teaching the African Novel

• 253. Cityscape/Slumscape in African Literature

• 269. South African Feminist Literature: Realities, Resonances, Resistances

• 473. Orality and Performance in Lusophone Africa

• 515. Translating Africa in Global Contexts

• 578. Feast or Famine: The Politics of Food in African Literature

• 640. Violences et traumas en Afrique Centrale: État des lieux et critique

• 2008

• 68. Narrating Conflict in Postindependence African Fiction

• 109. African Literature and the New Diaspora

• 191. Representations of Power in African Literature

• 378. A Reading by Three Black South African Women Writers

• 560. Reconstructing the Past in Recent African Literature

• 2007

• 53. Colonial Education in African Literatures

• 267. Gender in the Works of African Women Writers

• 460. African Creative Nonfiction

• 489. Mapping New Nigerian Literature

• 2006

• 191. The Rhetoric of Genocide

• 271. The Empire Writes Back: Equatorial Guinean Intellectuals Confront Their Spanish Colonial Past

• 301. Writing Resistance: Readings by African Women Writers

• 369. Literature and Film: From Page to Screen I

• 474. African Writers in Exile

• 540. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o Reading from His New Novel, Wizard of the Crow

• 602. Writing about War

• 750. The Next Christendom and African Literature

• 2005

• 19. Knowledge Communities in African Literary and Cultural Studies: Theories and Theorists

• 231. Romancières/Romanciers d'Afrique sub-Saharienne et mondialisation

• 254. Knowledge Communities in African Literary and Cultural Studies: Translations

• 322. Knowledge Communities in African Literary and Cultural Studies: Pedagogies

• 2004

• 276. J. M. Coetzee, African Nobelist

• 424. The City in African Literatures

• 628. African Language Writing into the Twenty-First Century

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