Language and the Moral Imperative in George Ehusani's Writings - Abioye, Taiwo
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In some ways, his writings could be regarded as racy, episodic, conversational, condemnatory but in a constructive manner... he strikes the chord of a chronic optimist...-Prof. J.S.AliyuThis impressive collection of scholarship on Fr. Ehusani's writings and sophisticated literary style is distinctive and thrilling, offering scholars of discourse analysis, stylistics, pragmatics as well as philosophers of language a wealth insights into the use of metaphor, rhetorical questions and other literary devices in the discourse of socio-political issues and problems as a global phenomenon.-Prof. Moses…mehr

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In some ways, his writings could be regarded as racy, episodic, conversational, condemnatory but in a constructive manner... he strikes the chord of a chronic optimist...-Prof. J.S.AliyuThis impressive collection of scholarship on Fr. Ehusani's writings and sophisticated literary style is distinctive and thrilling, offering scholars of discourse analysis, stylistics, pragmatics as well as philosophers of language a wealth insights into the use of metaphor, rhetorical questions and other literary devices in the discourse of socio-political issues and problems as a global phenomenon.-Prof. Moses A.Alo Language and the Moral Imperative in George Ehusani's Writings embarks on a thorough study of his use of metaphors, rhetorical questions, sarcasm and satire to project social realism in a depraved and perverted society.
Autorenporträt
Taiwo Abioye has a PhD degree in Linguistics from Ahmadu Bello Uni, Zaria and teaches Linguistics at Covenant Uni, Otta, Ogun State. She is currently in the Dept of English & Literary Studies, Koladaisi Uni, Ibadan where she is also the Dean, Faculty of Arts, Management & Social Sciences.She is married and blessed with two children, Lekan and Yeti.