REPRESENTATIONS OF WOMEN PREDICAMENT AND PROTEST IN JULIE OKOH'S IN OUR OWN VOICES AND IRENE ISOKEN SALAMI'S MORE THAN DANCING
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This paper examines the representations of women predicament and protest in Julie Okoh's In Our Own Voices and Irene Isoken Salami's More Than Dancing. This research work adopts the feminism theory to potray how the play represents women. Julie Okoh in In Our Own Voices and Irene Isoken Salami in More Than Dancing present violence against women and cultural prejudice against women and articulate protest as response against women predicament through mass mobilization, women empowerment, and defiance.
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