Friday, December 30, 2022

Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Wariboko's New Book on Literary Studies

Congratulations, Nimi.
Best wishes,
GC

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On Dec 28, 2022, at 6:10 AM, seguno2013@gmail.com wrote:

Nimi,
Congratulations to your new book. Your ink will not dry and the powerhouse in the brain will always be energized in order to nurture  us with more knowledge production. 
Segun Ogungbemi. 

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On Dec 27, 2022, at 9:39 AM, Moses Ebe Ochonu <meochonu@gmail.com> wrote:


Nimi, huge congratulations on your latest offering. Just browsing the TOC makes one salivate. There's nothing else to say about your fecundity. You're already in Falola territory of productivity and interdisciplinary publications. To borrow a phrase from Naija Afrobeats, you're giving us hits back-to-back. We're grateful.



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Congratulations, Nimi.
Love it. Kudos.
Chielo Eze
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Coordinator, African and African American Studies
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On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 9:16 AM Elias K. Bongmba <bongmba@rice.edu> wrote:

Dear Nimi,

Congratulations. It will be a useful texts for class.

Happy New Year.

Sincerely,

Elias


On 12/27/2022 1:31 AM, Nimi Wariboko wrote:

Dear Colleagues:

Greetings. I am glad to bring to you information about my most recent book.  It is a book on philosophy and literature in Nigeria. I hope you would recommend to your university libraries. Thanks.

 

 

Nimi Wariboko's new book on literary studies.

 

 

 

Table of Contents

 

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Hear Word—Literature Is Philosophy
1. Theoretical Hesitations: Ibadan Brown Roofs' Rusty Revival of Desires
2. The Black Moon on the White Surface: A Philosophical Analysis of A. Igoni Barrett's Blackass
3. Bad Governance and Postcoloniality: Literature as Cultural Criticism
4. From Executed God to Ozidi Saga: Ethos of Ijo Democratic Republicanism
5. Comedy as Dialectics: Laughing Nigeria to Human Flourishing
6. Literature as Ethics
Bibliography

 

Order your copies: https://www.amazon.com/Social-Governance-Contemporary-African-Writing-ebook/dp/B0BJ6PMQ2T/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Nimi+wariboko&qid=1672123741&sr=8-4

 

 

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Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Book review

Compcros Publishers? Hearty Congrats.
Please tell us more.




Professor Gloria Emeagwali
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Excellence Award, Univ. of Texas at Austin;
2019 Distinguished Africanist Award
New York African Studies Association

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Thanks Michael Afolayan.

Oyegbile is referencing the second, expanded edition of the book, to be published by Compcros in Lagos in 2023, the publication year having been moved from 2022 to 2023 in order to accommodate certain exigencies.

The new edition contains material not in the 2014 Cambridge edition, these additions being an illustrated autobiographical preface, which Oyegbile quotes from, and a selection from the powerful reviews of the first edition, further clarifying and contextualizing Abiodun's thought, preeminent among these reviews being the one by Nkiru Nzegwu, which can stand beside the book as a strategic contribution to Yoruba discourse.

Thanks 

Toyin Adepoju 
Compcros 

On Wed, Dec 28, 2022 at 12:10 PM 'Michael Afolayan' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Nice review. Thanks for doing this, Dr. Oyegbile. I like the reflection on Professor Abiodun's organic acquisition of knowledge through the home base. A quick point of correction, though, the book was published by Cambridge University Press in 2014. Stay well!
MOA





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Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Russia in central african republic

hi cornelius, you are writing as though the question of chinese investments benefitting africa were a settled question. isn't it an open question, at least somewhat? here's an article i came across that suggests not all african states are completely entranced. https://www.iisd.org/articles/chinese-investment-africa-bilateral-trade-decline
for me, as i said before, my mind is really open on this question.
if the argument is, african states ought not to be dependent on europe or the west alone, see what the results have been, i'd agree that's an important factor.
but i don't see the harm in asking this question when one sees reports here and there questioning whether the price african states have had to pay is worth what they get.
ken


kenneth harrow

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dept of english

michigan state university

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Correction 👍

" When not gripping about China in Africa, it's gripping about Russia in Ukraine" should read, "When not griping about China in Africa, it's griping about Russia in Ukraine" 

From the verb to gripe

With regard to China - Africa relations,

in my view, it is unconscionable, wholly disingenuous and duplicitous of the well-read and usually so up-to-date Professor Harrow to take that "what good can come out of Nazareth" position  - Nazareth, in this case, being synonymous with China  as when he pretends to us ( pious innocence), but we are not deceived nor are we amused when he says 

"I've seen or read a batch of articles, and nothing seems to indicate definitively that africans are in a beneficial position."

For starters, by way of correction he could re-examine the truth claims being made  herein : 

How China's Foreign Investment in Africa is Helping Reduce Poverty

The problem with Uncle Sam who up to this day has neither apologised for slavery nor put some money where his mouth should be by coughing up ( a conservative estimate) the basic several trillion dollars owed the people of Africa in the form of REPARATIONS, i.e. long overdue compensation, with interest, for all that free slave labour which built the United States of Capitalist America. 

The other problem with Uncle Sam is that when someone else like CHINA comes along and starts doing for Africa, what Uncle Sam  has neglected to do these past four hundred years and still counting, Uncle Sam feels peeved / jealous, envious, greedy, avarice plus that World dominance,  new world order, world supremacy feeling) and starts criticising and condemning their main economic rival and competitor, China for all the good works and the various infrastructure miracles that China is performing in Africa.



On Tuesday, 27 December 2022 at 03:25:21 UTC+1 Emeagwali, Gloria (History) wrote:
"instead they are simply takingover the
 most valuable minerals and timber 
assets in payment"

That is what we call counter trade, or
21st century barter.   Do you
think that the sophisticated planes
and weapons that these countries 
got was for free? Why so?
Nice to know that you recognize the
 Chinese "development projects, "
finally. I thought that you thought
that the Chinese were a bunch
of super exploiters.

Since the Russians are  your ancestors,
 as you state, they may listen to  your 
cries.

Meanwhile  here is a list
of more people and places to 
cry for:

a. Ukraine 
b. Palestinians under the fascist
    ultra  right coalition of Netanyahu 
c. Yemen
d. Eastern Congo
e.The homeless people on
the streets of America in sub 
zero temperature 



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2019 Distinguished Africanist Award
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By all accounts this strikes me as a horrific variant of colonialism or worse, neocolonialism. The europeans colonized by conquest. And then rationalized it by saying they ended slavery, or ending fighting between the tribes, or eventually that they were bringing civilization and developing the countries.
The russians came to prop up weak govts that couldn't not put down insurgents. Just like the south african merceneries of days past. The russians, unlike the chinese, are not doing development projects in exchange for being paid off by the country's wealth, instead they are simply takingover the most valuable minerals and timber assets in payment. The europeans said, we are civilized, become like us. The russians are saying, do what we tell you or we will shoot you, and africans are treated like dirt, told they are dirt,and exploited like dirt.
The fighting before the russians has been suppressed by the whip and the gun. And the price is heavy; the congolese understand that having paid off their allies in the last big war with mines, like those given to zimbabwean generals.

If you belong to the anti-government factions in mali or burkina or the car, you now face the brutalities of the wagner group. Before, it was a weak govt propped up by french troops.

To speak of french arrogance or eurocentric this or that is off the point.
To speak of russians earlier support of liberation movements is off the point.
Youmight as well tell me the united states is a golden boy because we have a bill of right.
The truth is the russians are acting like brutal monsters, and were the same in syria and chechnia and georgia, and now in ukraine.

My ancestors came from russia. There is no excusing what putin is doing now. If i lived in the c.a.r. And could say, at least there is peace now, that might be a rationalization.
But at what price? What bothers me is the reluctance to admit theprice might be too high, especially for the future of the country.
Which is why i asked the debate be open. A frank debate. One admitting what this article by roger cohen makes really clear, the nature of the russian intervention. If your country was falling apart wouldyou say, let the foreign conquerors come at any cost, or debate it?
perhaps there is more to this, perhaps the russians aren't so bad? Hard tobelieve.
Ken
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The beat goes on…

It's a good Pan-African topic that Professor Harrow is bringing to our attention.  He throws down the gauntlet. The headline is worthy of our attention:  " Russia in central african republic" - what are they doing there?  What he says they are doing there should be enough to incense any true African.

 Moses is ready; 

Gloria too, sword drawn. 

 In this instance Professor Harrow sure wouldn't mind if Jihad was on the agenda  - like the stinger missiles that were being supplied to the Mujahideen who fought against the Soviets in Afghanistan - My Algerian friend Hassan lost an arm in that war.

But, how do we respond to the headline " Russia in central african republic"?

 Israel get out of Palestine? 

Uncle Sam, get the hell out of Vietnam? 

More talk shop. Imminently forthcoming:  Stimulating intellectual discussions highlighting subtle ideological differences over what democracy of the people by the people for the people could mean for various states in Africa when it comes to holding the intruders ( all of them miscreants) accountable. Theme song: Crazy BaldheadUnderstandably, being American hence the monomaniacally moral/ immoral propaganda war on behalf of  beloved Uncle Sam,  therefore the endless & relentless, albeit merely visceral and vicarious aggression towards Holy Russia  - the Wagner group in Africa etc 

When not gripping about China in Africa, it's gripping about Russia in Ukraine 

For balance : 

https://www.rt.com/

Noam Chomsky and his latest on Russia and Ukraine

Chris Hedges and his latest: The Democrats Are Now the War Party


On Sunday, 25 December 2022 at 06:31:35 UTC+1 Kenneth Harrow wrote:
I would love to hear people's views on this. 
The russians are presented here as simply ushering in a new world order based on guns. It is as ugly as story as any i have read since the worst of colonialism. Since this is 2022, it is worse. Moses has stated we can't go back to a simple western democracy vs autocracy model. I think this is worse than simple autocracy since the russians are not answerable to the people and are there to take central african resources by the gun

I called colonialism a conquest. This is not much different, except it rationalizes itself by saying things were worse without the russians.
In the long run this is probably an ugly picture of this corner of africa as imaginable.

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Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Wariboko's New Book on Literary Studies

Nimi,
Congratulations to your new book. Your ink will not dry and the powerhouse in the brain will always be energized in order to nurture  us with more knowledge production. 
Segun Ogungbemi. 

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On Dec 27, 2022, at 9:39 AM, Moses Ebe Ochonu <meochonu@gmail.com> wrote:


Nimi, huge congratulations on your latest offering. Just browsing the TOC makes one salivate. There's nothing else to say about your fecundity. You're already in Falola territory of productivity and interdisciplinary publications. To borrow a phrase from Naija Afrobeats, you're giving us hits back-to-back. We're grateful.



On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 9:28 AM Chielozona Eze <chieloz@gmail.com> wrote:
Congratulations, Nimi.
Love it. Kudos.
Chielo Eze
Bernard J. Brommel Distinguished Research Professor
Coordinator, African and African American Studies
Professor and Coordinator, African and African American Studies, Northeastern Illinois University https://neiu.academia.edu/ChielozonaEze
Google Scholar:  Chielozona Eze




On Tue, Dec 27, 2022 at 9:16 AM Elias K. Bongmba <bongmba@rice.edu> wrote:

Dear Nimi,

Congratulations. It will be a useful texts for class.

Happy New Year.

Sincerely,

Elias


On 12/27/2022 1:31 AM, Nimi Wariboko wrote:

Dear Colleagues:

Greetings. I am glad to bring to you information about my most recent book.  It is a book on philosophy and literature in Nigeria. I hope you would recommend to your university libraries. Thanks.

 

 

Nimi Wariboko's new book on literary studies.

 

 

 

Table of Contents

 

Acknowledgments
Introduction: Hear Word—Literature Is Philosophy
1. Theoretical Hesitations: Ibadan Brown Roofs' Rusty Revival of Desires
2. The Black Moon on the White Surface: A Philosophical Analysis of A. Igoni Barrett's Blackass
3. Bad Governance and Postcoloniality: Literature as Cultural Criticism
4. From Executed God to Ozidi Saga: Ethos of Ijo Democratic Republicanism
5. Comedy as Dialectics: Laughing Nigeria to Human Flourishing
6. Literature as Ethics
Bibliography

 

Order your copies: https://www.amazon.com/Social-Governance-Contemporary-African-Writing-ebook/dp/B0BJ6PMQ2T/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Nimi+wariboko&qid=1672123741&sr=8-4

 

 

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