Vol. 3 No. 7 (2014): July

Article

• Edgar G. Ulmer’s Film The Black Cat: An Eighty-Year Retrospective

  Ronald Duke Saltinski

  1-7

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• Standpoint theory is dead, long live standpoint theory! Why standpoint thinking should be embraced by scholars who do not identify as feminists?

  Maksim Kokushkin

  8-20

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• A Comparative Study of the Discursive Strategies in the Media Interviews of Participants in the January 2012 Fuel Subsidy Removal Crisis in Nigeria.

  Samuel Alaba Akinwotu

  21-33

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• Feminist Online Identity: Analyzing the Presence of Hashtag Feminism

  Kitsy Dixon

  34-40

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• The Influence of Reciprocal interactions in the Family on Academic Performance among Secondary School Students in Kenya

  Rael Achieng Ogwari, Dr. Catherine Simiyu, Professor Jonah Nyaga Kindiki

  41-50

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• Ribeirão Preto, “Petit Paris”: dreams and dramas of a city of São Paulo during the heyday of the coffee culture (1880-1929)

  RODRIGO RIBEIRO PAZIANI, RAFAEL CARDOSO DE MELLO

  51-58

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• The Upshots of Using Early Neutral Evaluation in Pre-discovery of Documents in Complex Civil Litigation

  Norman Zakiyy

  59-69

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• Socio-Cultural Implications of Exclusive Bio-Paternity System on The Health of Women of Owukpa Community In Benue State, Nigeria

  takim asu ojua, CHIEMEZIE ATAMA, JEOMA IGWE, D. S. OBEKEZIE, CHIDI UGWU

  70-77

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• A Critique of Pension Reform Act, 2004 In Nigeria

  FRANCIS C. ANYIM, OLASUNMBO AYANFEOLUWA OLUSANYA, ROSE CHINELO OKERE

  78-84

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• Theory In the Study of African Oral Literature: The Oral Artist’s Agenda

  Joseph Muleka

  85-91

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• A content analysis of Amharic Songs on Nile River

  berhanu engidaw getahun

  92-104

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• The Happy Beginning of Z The Belle,Weltbürgerin

  Anca Peiu

  105-115

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