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BETWEEN CHOICE AND UNCERTAINTY: A CRITICAL READING OF ROBERT FROST'S “THE ROAD NOT TAKEN”
Robert Frost's “The Road Not Taken” remains one of the most frequently discussed poems in twentieth-century American literature. Its apparently simple account of a traveler confronted with two roads has contributed to its widespread association with...
Memory, Identity, and Colonial Experience in Contemporary Nigerian Fiction: Negotiating the Past in Selected Narratives
Contemporary Nigerian fiction frequently returns to questions of memory, identity, displacement, and colonial experience. Rather than treating the colonial past as a closed historical period, many Nigerian writers represent it as an experience that c...
Digital Learning and Student Engagement in Higher Education: Examining the Role of Interactive Learning Environments
The rapid expansion of digital learning environments has transformed the way higher education institutions design, deliver, and evaluate teaching and learning activities. Beyond providing access to course materials, contemporary digital platforms inc...