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Dialectics of Love and (Maternal) Power in Razinat Mohammed’s jugation, oppression and relegation are the prevalent themes in studies on women in Northern Nigerian Literature. Contrarily, in most cultures of the north, women can nonetheless subtly dictate their lived experiences. Using Freud’s and other feminist psychoanalysts’ postulation of power, sexuality

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Beyond the Tar of Bottom Power: Rising Above the Sociolinguistic Denigration of Women’s Successattained great heights in their various professions, and why such women’s successes have/are attributed to the use of ‘bottom power’. Additionally, this paper also examines the effect of such derogatory language use on women and the way forward for women in the society.

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A Pragma-Gender Study of Select Couples’ Emotive Languageltural variance between the emotive languages of both genders are lean, reason being that, from a distance, language seems to have nothing to do with emotion. Therefore, this chapter with the view to establishing the extent to which emotive language of Nigerian couples is gendered, investigated the