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International Journal of Humanistic Studies is an annual peer-reviewed Journal. It focuses on every aspect of Humanistic Studies and has a strong interdisciplinary thrust. Contributions are accepted from the fields of Theatre Arts, Philosophy, English Language, Literature in English, History, Music, Communication Arts, Anthropology, Library Studies, Information Science, Cultural Studies, Sociology and other relevant disciplines. The Journal strives to maintain high academic standards and an international reputation. It has an international advisory board.

LWATI: A Journal of Contemporary Research is a peer-reviewed Journal. It publishes New Research from every aspect of the Humanities and the Social Sciences. It is published annually in June.

Jesus Christ in the Holy Quran: J. Boateng, in this incisive discourse, carries out an exegesis of both The Holy Bible and The Quran

The Innocent Victim and other Plays by Foluke Ogunleye:The three plays in this volume have brought into prominence the peculiar human and cultural values in our community that impact on the people’s attitude to female genital cutting, unwanted pregnancies and the dreaded HIV/AIDS pandemic. In writing these plays Dr. (Mrs.) Ogunleye has demonstrated not only her understanding of the fundamental issues of the three health themes but also her deep insight into the way of life of our people. The plays have been written in a way to appeal to a diverse audience irrespective of education, religion or social status. She has employed her sense of humour in an effective way to bring out not only her message but also the consequences of ignoring such a message. - Professor O. Adejuyigbe, Provost, College of Health Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, July 2002

Nest in a Cage can be described as a modern morality play. It debunks the myth among many modern young girls that material success can only be attained through consorting with debauched rich old men. This myth has been fostered through patriarchal social structures, which has ensured that riches are mostly in the hands of men, and also, the patriarchal fallacy of the polygamous instinct, which allows men, no matter how old, to seek adulterous trysts with girls young enough to be their daughters. These two factors place the old men in positions of undue advantage - they lure the girls and lead them astray with their filthy lucre and also use the excuse of polygamy to exploit and discard them at will.

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