Editor’s Preface (Agnieszka Gromkowska-Melosik)

ARTICLES

JOHN EBIMOBOWEI YESEIBO
Towards a feminist theatre in Nigeria: Julie Okoh’s Closed Doors examined

KATARZYNA KABACIŃSKA-ŁUCZAK
Horses, toy sabers, toy soldiers—a few words about boys’ patriotic toys of the second half of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century

EDWARD EGBO IMO
The “Chauvinistic” Men of Julie Okoh: Victims of Feminist Bias

EZIWHO EMENIKE AZUNWO, EMMANUELLA OMAGA SOPURUCHI
The dramatist’s dimensions in tackling child labour in Nigeria: the exemplar of Faith Ken-Aminipko’s Say no to child abuse

EMILIA GRZESIAK
Prisms of perceiving femininity. Theoretical and empirical reflections

STANLEY I. OKOROAFOR
The Origin of Slavery and The Incidence of The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade in Oguta, Nigeria

CHARLES OKWUOWULU
Feminine Voyeurism in Ghana Films: Unmasking Frank Raja Arase’s Chauvinist Directorial Techniques

WERONIKA MICHALINA URBAN
Networked subversion: a catalyst for a change in thinking about sexuality

BOOK AND JOURNAL REVIEWS

JAKUB ADAMCZEWSKI
Tomasz Gmerek. Polityka apartheidu w szkolnictwie RPA. Geneza, rozwój i konsekwencje. Poznań 2017: Adam Mickiewicz University Press. Pp. 291

JUSTYNA MROZEK
Renee Engeln, Beauty Sick. How the Cultural Obsession with Appearance Hurts Girls and Women. Warszawa 2018: Buchmann. Pp. 416