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Gendering the Agenda: A Look at Front Page Photographs of a National Newspaper

Amankwah, Adwoa S.,Ginn,KwakuAssibey Bonsu, Ahenkora (2016-05-24)

The study investigates the current trend of photojournalism and provides a content analysis of front page photographs in the Daily Graphic, the Ghanaian state owned national newspaper. The study used a six months review ...
AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE METHODS OF CARTOONISTS AS SOCIAL COMMUNICATORS IN GHANA

Amankwah, Adwoa Sikayena, Asuamah, Kwame Opoku Adade-Yeboah,Agyemang (2016-05-26)

This study investigated how cartoonists used animated drawings to communicate their messages in the light of current socio-political developments in Ghana. One hundred and eighty cartoons (from January to June 2012) of ...
Facebook Usage: A Study of Patronage Motivations of Students of The Christian Service University College, Kumasi-Ghana

Tella, Fortune, Yarhands, Dennis, Asuamah Dissou Arthur, Sarkodie, Adade Yeboah (2016-05-27)

This research sought to find out reasons for the use of Facebook by students of the Christian Service University College, Kumasi-Ghana. The study used the quantitative research approach to sample 380 undergraduate students ...
THE TRAGIC HERO OF THE CLASSICAL PERIOD

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, Kwaku Ahenkora & Adwoah S. Amankwah (2016-06-16)

Just as tragic heroes and heroines have been identified with different eras and cultures, the classical ideal of the tragic hero will be incomplete if the concept of tragedy is not focalized. This paper, therefore, looks ...
119 COPYRIGHT © CANADIAN ACADEMY OF ORIENTAL AND OCCIDENTAL CULTURE THE TRAGIC HERO OF THE POST-CLASSICAL RENAISSANCE

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, Adwoa S. Amankwaah (2016-06-16)

English drama spearheaded by William Shakespeare, is dominated by the Post-Classical Renaissance. Prerenaissance drama in England was essentially allegorical plays extolling Christian values. This paper therefore critically ...
The Tragic Hero of the Neo-Classical Revival

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, Kwaku Ahenkora (2017-11-10)

A critical appraisal of the role of the tradition of tragedy from the Aristotle classical period to modern times reveals that tragedy as a genre in respect of themes passed through a metamorphosis. This paper aims to look ...
The 'brown envelop' and media practice in Ghana: a socio-cultural perspective

Amankwah, Adwoa S.,Emmanuel, James Ako-Gyima, Quansah (2017-11-10)

The brown envelop phenomenon (soli) continues to plague media practice in Africa in general and Ghana in particular despite high standards guiding journalism practice. Income levels and education are noted to have contributed ...
The Concept of Global Combat in the Context of Christian Theology: Combatants, Armor, and Two Human Anatomic Combat Zones.

Dr. David K. Okai (2017-11-10)

The agonizing global combat in every individual human being, spouses, family members, race, communities, tribes, ethnic groups, nations, religions, political parties, and various corporate institutions triggers lustful ...
Winning the electorate at any cost: Exploring the viability of adopting new media technologies for political communication on elections in Ghana

Amankwah, Adwoa S. (2017-11-10)

New media technologies and their associated social media have been used by countries for a variety of purposes ranging from economics, health, education, agriculture and in recent times for politics. In politics, the focus ...
A MISSIONAL STUDY OF THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA (FACEBOOK) BY SOME GHANAIAN PENTECOSTAL PASTORS

Dr P. White, F. Tella, M. D. Ampofo, (2017-11-10)

Social media as a new phenomenon has become a tool used by many televangelists and pastors all over the world. It is against this background that this research sought to explore the Facebook activities of some Ghanaian ...
The Tragic Hero of the Classical Period

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah, Kwaku Ahenkora & Adwoah S. Amankwah (2017-11-10)

Just as tragic heroes and heroines have been identified with different eras and cultures, the classical ideal of the tragic hero will be incomplete if the concept of tragedy is not focalized. This paper, therefore, looks ...
“EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF MERCHANDIZING MINISTRY ON SOME TELEVISION STATIONS IN 21ST CENTURY: A STUDY OF PROPHETIC MINISTRY IN GHANA”

Dr. David K. Okai (2017-11-10)

In contemporary day’s doom-trapped spirituality where illusory through exploitative means by façade prophets in Ghana is on ascendancy with its outrageous consequences, there is urgent need to evaluate the effects and the ...
An Assessment of the Methods of Development in the Essays of Business Students in Ghanaian Private Universities: A Case Study

Adade-Yeboah, Asuamah , Edward Owusu (2017-11-10)

The study is an attempt to assess the methods of development in the compositions of students who are reading various business-oriented courses in private universities in Ghana. This area has received little attention from ...
Homosexual Partnerships and the Socio-economic Implications on the Kingdom of God

DAVID KWADWO OKAI AND SOLOMON ARHIN (2017-11-10)

This article delineates homosexual-partnerships and the socio-economic implications on the Kingdom of God. The alarming lust in activists and advocates of homosexual partnerships has myriads of destructive effects on ...
Thesis Statement: A Vital Element in Expository Essays

Edward Owusu, Asuamah Adade-Yeboah (2017-11-10)

The thesis statement is an essential component of the introductory section of every essay. In a classroom situation, most students see its construction as challenging; others on the other hand are completely oblivious ...
Media Exposé of Judicial Corruption in Ghana: Ethical and Theological Perspectives

Amankwah, Adwoa S., Ginn ,PeterAssibey Bonsu, White (2017-11-10)

Article 162, subsection 5, of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana states that “all agencies of the mass media shall, at all times, be free to uphold the principles, provisions and objectives of this constitution, and shall ...
The Tragic Hero of the Modern Period: The European Concept

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah; Edward Owusu (2017-11-10)

There is a hiatus between the Neo-classical and the modern period in the sense that, there was a dearth of tragedy in Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries when comedy became the major dramatic form. The 20th century ...
The Tragic Hero of the Post-Classical Renaissance

Asuamah Adade-Yeboah; Adwoa S. Amankwaah (2017-11-10)

English drama spearheaded by William Shakespeare, is dominated by the Post-Classical Renaissance. Pre- renaissance drama in England was essentially allegorical plays extolling Christian values. This paper therefore critically ...
LEGALIZATION OF ‘LGBT’ IN THE NATIONS: GHANA IS AT THE CROSSROADS OF CHOICE

Dr. David Kwadwo Okai, Mr. Frank Okyere (2017-11-10)

LGBT is the acronym of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender—the umbrella of diverse sexual promiscuities. The rapid spread and forceful legalization of LGBT communities across the globe calls for immediate attention of ...
Embracing cosmopolitan localism for sustainable graphic design practices

Assibey, Ginn Bonsu; Chisin, Alettia Vorster; Cronje, Johannes (Design Education Forum of Southern Africa, 2019)

This study advances the concept of cosmopolitan localism by Manzini (2010), which supports the approach of contextualised design solutions and not necessarily a global approach due to context differences. The research ...

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