The Virgin (novel)
The Virgin ko deftere adannde nde winndiyanke Naajeeriya biyeteeɗo Bayo Adebowale winndi e hitaande 1985.[1] Deftere nde, yaltunde e hitaande 1985, ina haala caɗeele suka debbo wuro ngo, caggal nde o ɓuuɓnaa, o foti suɓaade hakkunde jommbaajo gorko tato, o mettini heen no feewi nde sirlu makko yiytaa e jamma dewgal makko.[2]Annduɗo Wendy Griswold renndini The Virgin bana "deftere wuro", deftere nde ɗon yewta dow aadaaji wuro Naajeeriya, bana no yoga e kuuɗe Chinua Achebe.[3]
| Yemre | Afirik  |
|---|---|
| Title | The virgin |
| Form of creative work | novel |
| Author | Bayo Adebowale |
| Country of origin | Naajeeriya |
| Language of work or name | Inngilisjo |
| Publication date | 1985 |
| Page(s) | 116 |
Ngeesa Bojel jeyaaɗo e wuro Yoruba ina resi hunnde e wuro ngoɗngo. Nde o seerti e gorko garoowo e wuro ummoraade e nguurndam makko e nder wuro Naajeeriya, o woni ko e hulde jamma dewgal makko.
taƴtoƁawo Adebowale ina hiisee wonde tergal "yonta tataɓo" winndooɓe Naajeeriya, ɓe golle mum en ɓuri heewde ko yowitii e tiitooɗe kosmopolitan ɓurɗe yontaaji binndooɓe Naajeeriya ɓennuɗi ɗii.[5] Kono, ko wayi no terɗe goɗɗe "yonta tataɓo", golle Adebowale ina njokki e nguurndam ladde e nder leydi Najeriya, haa teeŋti e nguurndam gure tokoose.[4]Debbo oo ko yeru gooto e ɗeen golle; Adebowale ɗon nuɗɗina dow winndooɓe e naalanko'en lesdi Naajeeriya ɗon mari haaje laarugo e miijaago dow ngeedam Naajeeriya.[5]
taƴtoAdaptaasiyoŋ filmo Tunde Kelani winndi binndol ngol, o ardii filmo mo hojomaaji 95, tiitoonde mum ko Laawol juutngol, filmaa, yaltinaa ñalnde 12 lewru Mbooy 2006. Filma oo ko Sola Asedeko, Ayo Badmus e Khabirat Kafidipe ngoni heen, tawi ko Beautiful Nubia winndi, feewni filmo oo .
taƴtoPlot
taƴtoA girl from a Yoruba village is engaged to a hunter from another village. Having been seduced by a man returning to the village from his life in a Nigerian city, she nervously awaits her wedding night.
Background
taƴtoAdebowale is considered a member of the "third generation" of Nigerian authors, whose works generally deal with more cosmopolitan themes than earlier generations of Nigerian writers.<ref>
Film o ko Mumin Wale Kelani e Frank Efe Patrick njuɓɓini ɗum, ko Abiola Atanda waɗi ɗum
taƴtoPlot
taƴtoA girl from a Yoruba village is engaged to a hunter from another village. Having been seduced by a man returning to the village from his life in a Nigerian city, she nervously awaits her wedding night.
Background
taƴtoAdebowale is considered a member of the "third generation" of Nigerian authors, whose works generally deal with more cosmopolitan themes than earlier generations of Nigerian writers.<ref>
Ko heewi e kaaldigal e daartol ngol ƴettaa ko e deftere nde. Filmu oo ina hiisee wonde ko gooŋɗinɗo deftere ndee hay so tawii noon daartol ngol wonaa aada.</ref> However, unlike other members of the "third generation", Adebowale's work deals with rural life in Nigeria, particularly life in small villages.[8] The Virgin is an example of one such work; Adebowale believes that Nigerian writers and artists have a duty to examine and reflect on traditional Nigerian life.[8]
taƴto- ↑ Griswold, Wendy (19 June 2000). Bearing Witness: Readers, Writers, and the Novel in Nigeria. ISBN 0691058296. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ↑ "Pragmatic Features of Nigerian English : A Case Study of Selected Poems of Bayo Adebowale" (PDF). Unilorin.edu.ng. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ↑ "When pages flip to inhabit screens - Weekly Trust". Dailytrust.com.ng. 28 June 2014. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ↑ Ehling, Holger G.; Mutius, Claus-Peter Holste-von (2001). No Condition Is Permanent: Nigerian Writing and the Struggle for Democracy - Holger Ehling, Claus-Peter Holste-von Mutius - Google Books. ISBN 9042014865. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
- ↑ Ehling, Holger G.; Mutius, Claus-Peter Holste-von (2001). No Condition Is Permanent: Nigerian Writing and the Struggle for Democracy - Holger Ehling, Claus-Peter Holste-von Mutius - Google Books. ISBN 9042014865. Retrieved 4 April 2015.
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