Performing Rights: Women and the Struggle for Rights in Tess Onwueme's What Mama Said and then She Said It

Maureen N. Eke

Performing Rights: Women and the Struggle for Rights in Tess Onwueme's What Mama Said and then She Said It

English Language And Literature

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Abstract

The paper explores the struggle for rights in two plays by Nigerian playwright Tess Onwueme. Both plays focus on the marginalization of women and youth.

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 14 2012
Event	Human Rights, Literature and the Visual Arts in Africa and the Diaspora - Dallas, TX Duration: Apr 14 2012 → Apr 14 2012

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Conference	Human Rights, Literature and the Visual Arts in Africa and the Diaspora
Period	04/14/12 → 04/14/12

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