Volume 1, Issue 1

Nature, Spirituality, and Holistic Health in Ancient Indian Knowledge Systems

FALGUNI DESAI

Ancient Indian Vedas and classical literature unfold a diversity of subjects, including skilled medical practices, ethno-holistic healing practices, and the science of therapeutic art. Vedic literature and its appendix are very vast. The paper is a deliberation in Indian holistic healing in a way ex...

The Tiboaar Divination Ritual as Indigenous Total Theatre: A Performative Analysis

Evans Asante , Binji Seidu Zakaria

Existing scholarship on African divination has focused overwhelmingly on its religious, therapeutic and social functions, leaving open the question of whether such rituals possess codified dramaturgical structure. This article addresses that gap through an ethnographic case study of the Tiboaar divi...

Trauma Beyond Borders: Comparative Perspectives on War, Memory, and Forced Migration in German and Hindi Literature

Dr. Shiv Prakash Yadav

Abstract This article reads trauma, memory, and forced migration comparatively across W. G. Sebald’s Austerlitz (2001) and Bhisham Sahni’s Tamas (1974). The two novels come out of separate twentieth-century catastrophes, the Holocaust and the Partition of India, yet they meet on a common problem: h...

Innovating the Academic Pedagogy of Oral African Literature in Cameroon's Higher Education: From Text to Digital Technology and AI Images and Videos

alfredndi¹ , Manuela Wankam²

This paper argues for a systematic reconfiguration of pedagogical practice in higher-education courses on African oral literature by moving beyond an exclusive reliance on textual transcription and translation toward an integrated, ethically-grounded multimodal pedagogy that centers performance, con...

The Revolutionary Pen: Ideological Contribution of Maulana Azad’s Journalism in Nationalism and Freedom

kh altaf hussain

A salient weapon that change the society, Politics, make history, spread of ideas, exposes injustice and bring revolution without violence and so on known as Pen. Similarly the salient figure of India Maulana Abul Kalam Azad was one of the most important figure during colonial era, used his salient...

Evaluation of the 2D Animation on the Story of Asebu Amenfi the Giant: The Theatre Perspective

Binji Seidu Zakaria¹ , Noble Nkrumah-Abraham²

This study sought to evaluate the animated video on the following themes: Storyline, character(s), setting, costume, plot, sound effects or scores and moral lessons, among other theatrical technicalities, to ascertain if indeed it has achieved its goal of projecting and preserving Ghanaian cultural...

A Synchronic Study of TfD Projects in Osubonpanyin Community, Ghana

Binji Seidu Zakaria

This thesis conducted a synchronic evaluation of the TfD studies carried out by Ansah and Adamah (2015) and Borzah, Mensah, Bediako, and Aryeetey (2019), and provided two (2) separate illuminative reports on them as a single dissertation. The former highlighted the pivotal role of parents in advanci...