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 | Akinwale, Olayiwola Timothy and Adegoju, Adeyemi (2013) |
| Aspiring Vice-Chancellors' rhetoric and the challenges of building a 21st century Nigerian University | |
 | Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 24. p. 93-117. |
| Agyekum, Kofi (2013) |
| The pragmatics of NPP presidential campaign promises in Ghana's 2008 elections | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 24. p. 37-63. |
| Boamah, Emmanuel (2012) |
 | The concept of African pianism |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 23. p. 141-154. |
| Olatunji, Michael Olutayo (2012) |
| Yorùbá proverbs and musicality |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 23. p. 125-140. |
| Adjei, Mawuli (2012) |
| Back-to-Africa, 'double consciousness' and the African Diaspora: confronting the myth and the reality in Ghanaian fiction |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 23. p. 33-55. |
 | Dako, Kari and Yitah, Helen (eds.) (2012) |
| Special issue on aspects of Creole and pidgin languages with reference to West Africa, from presentations at the SPCL conference at the University of Ghana, Legon, August 2nd-6th 2011 | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. #2012. 230p. |
| Akande, A.T. and Okanlawon, O.B. and Akinwale, O.T. (2011) |
| Attitudes of educated Yoruba bilinguals to codeswitching |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 22. p. 71-91. |
| Dzahene-Quarshie, Josephine (2011) |
| Language policy, language choice and language use in the Tanzanian Parliament |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 22. p. 27-69. |
| Adika, Prince K. (2011) |
| Marking transgressive spaces and bodies: a review of contemporary Ghanaian poetry |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 22. p. 1-25. |
| Dako, K. and Kodie, G.F. (2010) |
| A look at how students in the University of Ghana realise final stops in monosyllabic words | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 181-197. |
| Moffatt, V.A.A. (2010) |
| Othering through gendering discourses and patriarchal hegemonies in Joseph Conrad's Heart of darkness and Barbara Kingsolver's The poisonwood Bible | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 163-179. |
| Anderson, Jemima Asabea and Asiama-Ossom, Charity Afisem (2010) |
| 'If your dress gets missing, I shall buy one': compliments and compliment response strategies in English in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 127-162. |
| Adika, G.S.K. (2010) |
| Infelicitous use of anaphoric 'this' in undergraduate academic writing | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 99-126. |
| Sackey, A.A. (2010) |
| The hamartia of Aristotle | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 77-98. |
| Csajbok-Twerefou, I. (2010) |
| The role of films in the teaching of foreign languages | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 51-75. |
| Akhuemokhan, S.I. and Masagbor, R.A. (2010) |
| From centre-stage to the wings: the process of cultural adjustment in Arrow of God | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 39-50. |
| Agyekum, Kofi (2010) |
| The ethnopragmatics of Akan compliments | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 13-38. |
| Oduyoye, A. (2010) |
| Legon at 60: new directions for the humanities | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 21. p. 1-11. |
| Amfo, N.A.A. and Norgbe, S.B. (2009) |
| Comparing demonstratives in Kwa | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 181-211. |
| Amuzu, E.K. (2009) |
| Double plurality in codeswitching | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 151-180. |
| Ahoua, F. (2009) |
| The phonology-syntax interface in Avikam | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 123-149. |
| Arhine, Adwoa (2009) |
| Speech surrogates of Africa: a study of the Fante 'mmensuon' | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 105-122. |
| Adjei, Mawuli (2009) |
| Corruption and the body politic in post-colonial Ghana: a re-reading of Amu Djoleto's 'Money Galore' in the era of 'zero tolerance for corruption' in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 89-103. |
| Dzahene-Quarshie, Josephine (2009) |
| Globalization of an African language: truth or fiction? | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 69-87. |
| Bello-Kano, Ibrahim (2009) |
| Subjects, agents, or collectives? The discourse of youth and philosophy | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 45-68. |
| Ajei, Martin (2009) |
| The 'paranormal': African philosophy questions science | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 23-43. |
| Gyekye, K. (2009) |
| Relationship between religion and science | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 20. p. 1-22. |
| Amenga-Etego, Rose Mary (2008) |
| Chinchirisi: the phenomenon of 'spirit children' among the Nankani of northern Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 183-214. |
| Sàláwù, A.S. (2008) |
| On the structure of the qualifier system in Òko-Ósànyen | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 163-182. |
| Saanchi, J.A. (2008) |
| Negation in Dagaare | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 151-162. |
| Emielu, Austin 'Maro (2008) |
| Towards a global 21st century African popular music: Assata Band as a case study | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 135-149. |
| Osam, Kweku (2008) |
| Imaging a president: Rawlings in 'The Ghanaian Chronicle' | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 109-134. |
| Yennah, R. (2008) |
| Nature, nurture, and the mathematics of culture in the light of selected works of Voltaire and Rousseau | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 77-108. |
| Adam, G.N. (2008) |
| The role of metaphor in the stylistic rendition of Gogol's Dead souls | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 53-75. |
| Yitah, H. (2008) |
| The native's nightmares as enabling discourse in Richard Wright's Native son | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 39-51. |
| Bamidele, L. (2008) |
| Sarmakand and the labyrinth of Soyinka's language and thought | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 21-38. |
| Asiedu, Awo Mana (2008) |
| Returning to the 'motherland', illusions and realities: a study of Aidoo's 'The dilemma of a ghost' and Onwueme's 'Legacies/The missing face' | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 19. p. 1-19. |
| Collins, J. (2007) |
| Pan African goombay drum-dance music: its ramifications and development in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 179-200. |
| Andoh, T.E. (2007) |
| The nationalistic music of I.D. Riverson | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 159-175. |
| Abioje, P.O. (2007) |
| Divine revelation in African religion among the Yoruba and in Christianity | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 145-158. |
| Unumeri, G.O. (2007) |
| Socio-cultural factors that inhibit the emergence of women political leaders in Nigeria | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 119-143. |
| Lauer, H. (2007) |
| The logical limitations to misunderstanding | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 107-118. |
| Dzahene-Quarshie, J. (2007) |
| Auto-referential affective construction: an aspect of the syntax of inalienable possessions in Swahili | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 91-106. |
| Mensah, E.O. (2007) |
| On Efik prefixing morphology | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 71-89. |
| Agoro, S.N.A. (2007) |
| Christian theatre as alternative theatre | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 55-70. |
| Amuzu, K. (2007) |
| Dialoguing with the past: Ayi Kwei Armah's creative vision | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 37-54. |
| Asaah, A.H. (2007) |
| When children kill the mothers they (profess to) love: images of matricide in African literature | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 21-35. |
| Dzregah, A.E. (2007) |
| Masculinity theories and feminist influences | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 18. p. 1-20. |
| Collins, J. (2006) |
| African guitarism: one hundred years of West African highlife | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 173-196. |
| Akoh, A.D. (2006) |
| Oral performance and the Ibaji-Igala society in transition: the songs of Oyaka contextualized | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 159-172. |
| Sàláwù, A.S. (2006) |
| Sentence production and comprehension in Yorùbá child language | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 135-158. |
| Agbedor, P.K. (2006) |
| Reduplication in Ewe | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 119-134. |
| Fakeye, D.O. (2006) |
| An evaluation of the English language curriculum of advanced literacy programmes in South Western Nigeria | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 105-118. |
| Anderson, J.A. (2006) |
| Request forms in English in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 75-103. |
| Manford, R. (2006) |
| Portfolio assessment: an overview | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 63-74. |
| Kuu-ire, S.M.A. (2006) |
| The economics of tertiary education: a decade of experimenting with tertiary reforms and cost sharing therapies in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 45-61. |
| Akyeampong, E.K. (2006) |
| Towns, townlife, and diseases in colonial West Africa | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 25-43. |
| Sackey, E. (2006) |
| The truth of fiction: the representation of Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana in Ayi Kwei Armah's the Beautiful ones are not yet born | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 17. p. 1-23. |
| Lauer, H. (2006) |
| Can an 'Africentric' paradigm be the basis for solving Ghana's social and economic problems? | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 73-87. |
| Ackah, K. (2006) |
| Classics in aid of national development: a cultural-historical approach to the teaching of classical Greek history | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 53-72. |
| Kwapong, A.A. (2006) |
| Classical civilization and national development | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 45-52. |
| Pobee, J.S. (2006) |
| Globalization and the humanities: a perspective from the God word | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 29-44. |
| Nii-Yartey, F. (2006) |
| Globalization and African culture: the role of the arts | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 13-28. |
| Awoonor, K. (2006) |
| Humanities and globalization: an African perspectives | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume special ed.. p. 5-12. |
| Adinku, O. (2005) |
| Liturgical dance review: the good samaritan/hail the king | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 207-210. |
| Dovlo, E. (2005) |
| Religion and remembering slavery in Africa | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 181-206. |
| Brukum, N.J.K. (2005) |
| Wealth and power: Jan Nieser and the Dutch administration in the Gold Coast: 1799-1818 | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 165-179. |
| Adjei, M. (2005) |
| Sexual-textual politics: disguise and symbolism in Ama Ata Aidoo's the Girl who can and other stories | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 149-164. |
| Sackey, E. (2005) |
| Looking from behind: reflections on the writing of Amma Darko | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 135-148. |
| Badasu, C.K.M. (2005) |
| The self/other question in Ferdinand Oyono's Une vie de boy | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 103-119. |
| Asaah, A.H. (2005) |
| Stylistic manifestations of traditional culture in postcolonial Francophone African women's fiction | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 83-101. |
| Joshua, M.T. and Bassey, B.A. (2005) |
| Teachers' perceptions of students' evaluation of teaching effectiveness | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 73-82. |
| Atintono, S.A. (2005) |
| Serial verb constructions in Gurene: an overview | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 55-71. |
| Amuzu, E.K. (2005) |
| Codeswitching in Ghana: still the 'third tongue' of the educated | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 27-53. |
| Agyekum, K. (2005) |
| The pragmatics of requests in Akan communication | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 16. p. 1-26. |
| Ackah, K. (2004) |
| Plato and the rule of law | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 122-134. |
| Agyeman, K. (2004) |
| In defence of 'absolutes' in the phenomenological foundation of morality | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 113-122. |
| Duthie, A.S. (2004) |
| Correlating sounds with spellings in English and some Ghanaian languages | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 99-111. |
| Anyidoho, A. (2004) |
| English only as medium of instruction in primary 1-3 | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 81-97. |
| Akrofi, A.K. and Swafford, J. and Janisc, C. (2004) |
| English in Ghana revisited: exploring perceptions on the universe of English, hegemony of English, and ecology of language paradigms | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 49-79. |
| Adam, G.N (2004) |
| English in Russian lexical borrowings, with particular reference to computer terminology | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 37-48. |
| Jato-Kaleo, A.B. (2004) |
| The theme of death in La Vie et demie (Sony Labour Tansi), Le recit cirque...(Mohammed Alioum Fantoure) and En attendant le vote des betes sauvages (Ahmadou Kourouma) | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 23-36. |
| Ganusah, R.Y. (2004) |
| Community versus individual rights in Africa: a view point | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 15. p. 1-21. |
| Ackah, K. and Agyeman, K. (2002) |
| The metaphysical basis of the possibility and meaningfulness of discourse in Plato's Sophist | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 133-140. |
| Weiss, H. (2002) |
| Aspects of almsgiving in pre-colonial Muslim societies of the Bilâd as Sûdân | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 115-131. |
| Agyekum, K. (2002) |
| Lexical polysemy and metaphorical extensions of te 'hear' perception verb in Akan | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 99-113. |
| Manford, R. (2002) |
| Some ideas on funding higher education in Ghana | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 91-98. |
| Kweku Osam, E. (2002) |
| Old needs, new methods: the discourse of Ghanaian personal advertisements | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 75-90. |
| Ackah, K. (2002) |
| Language, logic and reality in Parmenides | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 63-73. |
| Yankah, K. (2002) |
| Language, media and Ghana's democracy | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 41-62. |
| Asaah, A.H. (2002) |
| Subversion and indeterminacy in Calixthe Beyala's the Sun hath looked upon me | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 19-40. |
| Perbi, A. (2002) |
| The acquisition of female slaves in pre-colonial Ghana: labour or love? | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 13. p. 1-18. |
| Oduro-Mensah, D. (1999-2001) |
| Toward the promotion of adult science education in developing countries | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 121-135. |
| Hale, F. (1999-2001) |
| To bury or to praise: a critique of Catholic missions in John Munonye's Obi | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 103-120. |
| Osakwe-Mokwunyei, J.N. (1999-2001) |
| Other talking instruments of Africa: a study of the Aniocha-Igbo gourd trumpet | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 89-102. |
| Djisenu, J.K. (1999-2001) |
| Some controversies associated with drama in the Ghanaian traditional context | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 75-87. |
| Oloruntoba-Oju, T. (1999-2001) |
| The language of anger in African theatre: through epic fundamentalism to schism in Nigerian emergent drama | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 53-73. |
| Ansu-Kyeremeh, K. (1999-2001) |
| Culture of silence: change without continuity in an African communication framework | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 31-52. |
| Akrong, A. (1999-2001) |
| Salvation in African Christianity | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 12. p. 1-29. |
| Andoh-Kumi, K. (1998) |
| Medium of instruction at the basic education level: does it matter? | |
| Legon Journal of the Humanities. Volume 11. p. 119-146. |
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