Joseph Oduro-Frimpong

Domaine de recherche

l'Afrique

Pays de résidence

Le Ghana

Titre

Assistant Professor

Affiliation

Ashesi University College

Adresse électronique

joduro-frimpong@ashesi.edu.gh

Adresse

Ashesi University College.
1 University Close,
Berekuso, Eastern Region
PMB CT 3, Cantonments, Accra, Ghana.

Téléphone/Télécopie

Tel: +233-302-610330
Fax: +233-302-610340

Pays de spécialisation

Ghana

Éducation

- Southern Illinois University, Carbondale (PhD., Sociocultural Anthropology)
- Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant (M.A., Human Communication)
- University of Ghana (M.A. Archival Studies)
- University of Ghana (B.A., English and Linguistics)

Recherche

Visual Culture Studies
Interpersonal Communication
Popular Culture

Enseignement

Ghanaian Popular Culture
Communication and Culture
African Philosophical Thought
Ghanaian Visual Media

Publications

2014 Sakawa Rituals and Cyberfraud in Ghanaian Popular Video-Movies. African Studies Review, 57(2), 131-147.
2014 “Better Ghana Agenda: On Akosua Cartoons and Critical Public Debates in Contemporary Ghana. In "Popular Culture in Africa: The Episteme of Everyday (Stephanie Newell & Onookome Okome [Routledge])
2011 Semiotic Silence in Intimate Relationships. Journal of Pragmatics 43(9), 2331-2336
2009 Glocalization Trends: Examining the Case of Hip-Life Music in Contemporary Ghana. International Journal of Communication, 1085-1106.
2007 Semiotic Silence: Its’ Use as a Conflict-Management Strategy in Intimate Relationships. Semiotica 167:285-308.
ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES
2011Music and Dissent: Ghana & Nigeria (Sage Encyclopedia of Social Movements Media)
2011 African Video Films & Political Critique (Sage Encyclopedia of Social Movements Media)
2011 White Supremacists’ Tattoos as Alternative Media (Sage Encyclopedia of Social Movements Media)
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
2015 (Accepted and forthcoming). Review 'African Video Movies and Global Desires: A Ghanaian History' Cinema Journal: Transformative Works and Cultures
2011 Review ‘Popular Media, Democracy and Development in Africa’ Ecquid Novi: African Journalism Studies, 32(2), 138-140.
2008 Ghanaians & Uncomfortable Issues. The New Legon Observer 2 (13).

Mots-clés

Ghanaian Popular Culture, Global Media Studies, Visual Culture Studies