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In this seminal study, Dr. Labang probes into the poetics and poetry of eight Anglophone Cameroon poets within the paradigms of Petrarchism, Patriarchal ideology, Sublimity and Absurdity. This book is a landmark contribution to Anglophone Cameroon criticism given that it analyzes Anglophone Cameroon poetics and poetry by establishing a connection to poetic traditions, ideologies and philosophies that are spacio-temporarily, aesthetically and culturally distant to Anglophone experience. Most significantly, Labang distinguishes himself in the art of Anglophone Cameroon poetic discourse by...

This is an important work in literary theory and philosophy of literature. I consider the work a properly constructed path that will lead readers to the literary world of Nkengasong, and Nkengasong to a global world of literary relevance. If you have read Nkengasong before now you will be more comfortable with his works by reading Riot in the Mind: A Critical Study of John Nkemngong Nkengasong. If you have not start with it. Dr. Lawrence Ogbo Ugwuanyi Department of Philosophy & Religions University of Abuja, Nigeria

Oscar C Labang's The New African-Americans: The Politics of Naming in a Racialized Context is a thrilling, thought provoking and controversial treatise on questions of diasporic experiences, transcultural/national identities and the psychology of belonging or feeling at home with regard to the epistemologies of naming; African American, Afro American, Black American or simply American. Professor Charles Ngiewih Teke Senior European Marie-Curie (IIF) Researcher University of Munich - Germany