Awogu-Maduagwu Edith

Contents

  1. College
  2. School
  3. Department
  4. Programme
  5. Research Interests
  6. Awards & Honours
  7. Teaching Areas
  8. Current Postgraduate Supervision
  9. Selected Publications (20)
  10. Collaboration/Linkages
  11. Conferences Attended
  12. Summary of Profile
  13. Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Edith Awogu-Maduagwu

Lecturer 1

B.A. (Hons.) U.I; M.A. Litterature-in-English, O.A.U; (Ph.D) U.I.

College

College of Leadership and Development Studies

School

Departments (SLD)

Department

Languages and General Studies

Programme

English

Research Interests

AFRICAN LITERATURE, SEMIOTICS

COMMUNICATION STUDIES; GENDER AND DEVELOPMENT,

EDITORIAL SERVICES,

FOOD DEVELOPMENT TRAINING

Awards & Honours

TONY ELUMELU ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM Grant for product development

Teaching Areas

Literature-in-English, Semiotics, Gender Studies, Inequalities and interpersonal Communication;

Current Postgraduate Supervision

Two M.A. Literature candidates

Selected Publications (20)

1. The Role of Industrial-Organizational Psychology in Sustainable Development: Implication for 21 st century Employee Management Strategies

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2. MOOCs, Artificial Intelligence Systems, and the Dilemma of Tertiary Education in the 21st Century: A Theoretical Appraisal of the Human Factors

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3. Globalisation and Cultural Identity: Reviving Oral Performance in Public Schools as a Panacea for the Erosion of Indigenous Value Systems

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4. Deconstructing Symbols of Female Attrition in Heterosexual Marriages: A Literary Perspective

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5. INTERROGATING CHILD MOLESTATION AND ABUSE IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICAN SOCIETY: A CASE STUDY OF SADE ADENIRAN’S IMAGINE THIS

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6. IDEOLOGY, LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL COMMITMENT in SOYINKA’S DEATH and THE KING’S HORSEMAN and KONGI’S HARVEST

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7. THINGS RESTORED IN THE ANTHILLS OF THE SAVANNAH: A Post-modernist Review of Achebe’s Things Fall Apart and Anthills of the Savannah

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8. “Gendered Representations of Women in War Literature: A Study of Akachi Ezeigbo’s Roses and Bullets and Festus Iyayi’s Heroes”

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9. “Globalisation and Cultural Identity: Reviving Oral Performance in Public Schools as a Panacea for the Erosion of Indigenous Value Systems”

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10. WOMEN IN POLITICS: THE NIGERIAN FACTOR

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11. “French Studies In Nigerian Private Universities: A Case Study of Covenant University”

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12. Exploring Gender Journeys: A Review of Achebe’s Anthills of The Savannah, Aidoo’s Changes: A Love Story, and Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus

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13. Parallel Gender Representation in Issues of Conflict Related Violence: A Pre-Requisite for Peace and Development in Post-Conflict Societies

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14. Probing Lust as Bane of Nigeria’s Political Leadership: A Study of Wole Soyinka’s Death And The King’s Horseman And Ola Rotimi’s

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15. Dance of Freedom: A Semiotic Analysis of Dance in The Trial of Dedan Kimathi International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Reviews

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16. “The Impact of Globalization on the African Culture in Helon Habila’s Measuring Time”

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17. Parallels of Dance and Plot in Ogodi female burial Dance of the Ogbaru Igbo

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18. Dance of Attrition and Resistance: Semiotics of Gender Stratification in “Three Suitors, One Husband, and Until Further Notice”

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19. Awogu-Maduagwu, E.A. (2012) Patriachal Reductionism in the Ewu-Nzuzo Symbol in Ogodin’omulunwa female funeral dance

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20. 1. Maduagwu, E.A. (2012)Umuada and the Phenomenon of Dual Identity in Ogbaruland. Afrrev laligens. Vol.1 (3), 133-154

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Collaboration/Linkages

Collaborative Research with Amna Shamim, Associate Professor, Integral University, India. amnas@iul.ac.in, Ph.D., Feminism, African Literature in English (see attachments)

Conferences Attended

1. Chinua Achebe International Conference, University of Nigeria Nsukka, may 2017
2.Ife Humanities Conference, Obafemi Awolowo University, March 2015
3.Symposium marking 50 years of African Studies, University of Ibadan,

Summary of Profile

Dr. Edith Abisola Awogu-Maduagwu is an enthusiastic scholar, possessing a robust interest in comparative, multidisciplinary research, and innovative approaches to problem-solving. An avid reader and researcher, she began her teaching career in Nigeria before travelling to Southern Africa, where she taught Communication Studies at the University of Malawi. Her passion is teaching young people to think independently because she believes that the youth have much to contribute to society. She is currently engaged at Covenant University where she has been renominated Student Support Services Chairperson, for three consecutive sessions, due to her passion for Youth development and motivation.

Curriculum Vitae

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