Whose Nation? Romanticizing the Vision of a Nation in Bole Butake's" Betrothal without Libation" and" Family Saga"

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Odhiambo, C., 2009. Whose Nation? Romanticizing the Vision of a Nation in Bole Butake's" Betrothal without Libation" and" Family Saga". Research in African Literatures, p.159–172.

Recent Publications

Odhiambo, C.J., 2011. From diffusion to dialogic space: FM radio stations in Kenya. Radio in Africa: Publics, Cultures, Communities, p.36–48.

Odhiambo, C., 2009. Whose Nation? Romanticizing the Vision of a Nation in Bole Butake's" Betrothal without Libation" and" Family Saga". Research in African Literatures, p.159–172.

Odhiambo, C., 2005. Theatre for development in Kenya: In search of an effective procedure and methodology. Stellenbosch: Stellenbosch University.

Joseph, C.O., 2005. Theatre for development in Kenya: Interrogating the ethics of practice. Research in Drama Education, 10, p.189–199.

Odhiambo, C., 2003. The aesthetics of theatre for community development in Kenya. Nairobi Journal of Literature, p.54–60.

Mumma, O., Mwangi, E. & Odhiambo, C., 1998. Orientations of Drama, Theatre and Culture: Cultural Identity and Community Development.

Christopher Odhiambo Joseph

Professor of Literature and Applied Arts

Whose Nation? Romanticizing the Vision of a Nation in Bole Butake's" Betrothal without Libation" and" Family Saga"

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