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and how succeeding generations have drawn from and expanded the thematic repertoire established by the "first generation" of works in the 1960s

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The author also underscores the imperative for African nations to develop an ability to learn from socio-economic experiences of other countries

but also requires new thinking

FIGURES IN A DANCE: THE THEATER OF W.B. YEATS AND WOLE SOYINKA Women’s Studies and that I have aThe correlation between the sensibility and the environment of an artist has been pivotal to critical debate for centuries and will continue to be so as long as the creative impulse and its expression remains an inexorable fact of life. This book makes its own peculiar contribution to the debate in the context of a comparative study of the theater of W. B. Yeats and Wole Soyinka, prominent artists from quite different environments and time frames,