FATUNDE, Tunde

NAME IN FULL
FATUNDE, Tunde
DEPARTMENT
Foreign Languages
INSTITUTIONS
ATTENDED
WITH DATES
Université de Bordeaux,
Bordeaux, France (1977-1980)
ACADEMIC
QUALIFICATIONS
AREA OF
SPECIALIZATION
Doctorate Degree
(Ph. D)
in Francophone Afro Caribbean Literature
Francophone
Literature
University de Bordeaux,
Bordeaux, France
(1976-1977)
Masters‟ Degree
(M.A) in
African Francophone
Literatures
Second Class Upper
University of Ibadan, Ibadan,Oyo
Division (BA Honours)
State of Nigeria (1971-1975)
French Studies
L‟institut de Touraine, Tours
(France) (October 1971 – July
1972)
University of Iowa, Iowa,
United States of America
(October-December 1991)
Premier et Deuxième
Degré in Etudes de
langue française
(French Studies).
Diploma in Creative
Writing.
Diploma in Advance
Radio France International, Paris News Gathering and
(November-December 1994)
Editorial Writing in
French and English
Comprehensive High School,
Aiyetoro, Ogun State, of
Nigeria.(1968-1969)
HSC/GCE „A‟ level.
Gbongan/Ode Omu Anglican
Grammar School, Gbongan,
Osun State of Nigeria
(1963-1967)
WAEC/GCE „O‟ level.
St. Paul Primary School,
Gbongan, Osun State of
Nigeria (1956-1962)
First School Leaving
Certificate.
LIST OF ACADEMIC
PUBLICATIONS
Patrick Idoye & Tunde
Fatunde,
“Popular Theatre in Nigeria”,
in 1.T.K.Egonu: African
Perspective in World Culture,
(Vivian and Vivian Publishers,
Onitsha, Nigeria) 1988:161186.
Tunde Fatunde, “African
Pedagogy in Osahon‟s
Stories
for Children”, in: Chidi Ikonne,
Emelia Oko, Peter Onwudinjo:
Children and Literature in
Africa. (Heinemann
Educational Books, Lagos,
Nigeria) 1992: 159-173
Tunde Fatunde, “Amilcar
Cabral
et les Problèmes de Culture
en Afrique”. in Femi Osofisan,
Nicole Medjigbodo, Sam
Asein,
G.G. Darah : 200 Ecrivains
Africains à Lagos. (Editions,
Nouvelles Du Sud, Paris
France) 1993: 200-210.
Tunde Fatunde, “African
Pedagogy in Emecheta‟s
Fiction for Children and
Adolescents”, in Marie Umeh:
Emerging Perspectives on
Buchi Emecheta (Africa
World Press, USA) 1996: 407409.
Tunde Fatunde, “Conflicting
Social Values in Buchi
Emecheta‟s Naira Power and
a Kind of Marriage”, in Marie
Umeh: Emerging
Perspectives on Buchi
Emecheta (Africa World
Press, USA) 1996:
433-443.
Tunde Fatunde, “Evolution du
théâtre nigérian d‟expression
pidgin-English”. in G. de
Villers: Phénomènes
informels et dynamiques
culturelles en
Afrique (Editions l‟Harmattan,
Paris, France) 1996: 242-245.
Tunde Fatunde, “Images of
Working People in Two
African
Novels: Ouologuem and
Iyayi”,
in Christopher Wise: Yambo
Ouologuem : Post Colonial
Writer , Islamic Militant
( LynneRiennerPublishers,
London,United
Kingdom) 1999: pp.39-46.
Tunde Fatunde, “Personality
Cult. in Rachid‟s Une Peine a
Vivre and William
Sassine‟s Le Jeune Homme
de Sable ”, in Sam Ade-Ojo
and Olusola Oke: Themes in
African
Literature in
French, (Spectrum Books,
Ibadan, Nigeria) 2000:153-167.
Papers in Learned Journals
Tunde Fatunde, “Religions
Etrangères en Afrique:
Malédictions ou
Benedictions?”,
( in Le Bronze , Journal of
Department of Foreign
Languages, University of
Benin, Benin-City, Nigeria.),
Vol 1, Novembre (2012): pp.28.
Tunde Fatunde, “Approche
multidisciplinaire à l’ etude de
la littérature …”, (Euroka,
journal
of Department of Modern
European
Languages, University of
Lagos,
Lagos, Nigeria) Vol. 1 No.2
June
(2009):pp.145-162.
Tunde Fatunde, “Calixthe
Beyala
Rebels Against Female
Oppression” in African
Literature Today, James
Currey Limited , United
Kingdom (2004) : 69-76
Tunde Fatunde, ”Dialectics of
Oppression and Resistance in
Chinua Achebe‟s Anthill of the
Sahara”, in Third World First
(a Pan African Scholars „
quarterly), Lagos, Nigeria ,
Vol. 1, No 2, (1990): 52-59.
Tunde Fatunde, “V.S. Naipaul
in Africa: A Colonialist
Creative
Writer.” SAIWA (a journal)
published by the Department
of Literature in English.
Ahmadu Bello University,
Zaria Nigeria, (1988) : 53-65.
Tunde Fatunde and Festus
Iyayi,
“Literature, Class Struggle and
National Liberation in Nigeria:
An
Introduction”. CASIL–Calabar Studies in Languages , a
journal
published by the Department
of
Languages and Linguistics,
University of Calabar, Nigeria,
Vol. 8, No. 2 (1988): 99-111.
Tunde Fatunde, “Two African
Writers on Corruption”. New
Beacon Review , London
United Kingdom Vol. 1, No 1.
(1985): 53-65.
Creative Writing
(i) Plays
Tunde Fatunde, No More Oil
Boom and other plays…
(Bookcraft, Ibadan, Nigeria)
2006.
(421 pages) This volume
contains six plays staged in
several Nigerian universities
and the Nigeria Inter
University Centre Badagry,
Lagos. These plays are:
(i) Blood And Sweat –
18th November 1983
(ii) No More Oil Boom 10th April, 1984
(iii) No Food ,No Country 8th May, 1985
(vi) Shattered Calabash25th July 2005 (This play
originally written in French with
the title La Calebasse Cassee,
was translated to English by
Jamary Molumeli a lecturer in
the Department of French at
the National University of
Lesotho. And was published
as a text book by the Institute
of Southern African Studies,
Lesotho , Southern Africa
25th July 2005).
Tunde Fatunde, La Calebasse
Cassée (Bookcraft,Ibadan,Nig
eria)
2002.
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