MAN MATRIMONY AND SEX IN NIGERIAN DRAMA (A CASE STUDY OF WIVES REVOLT BY JP CLARK AND BROCKEN CALABAS BY TESS AKAEKE ONWUEME)

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MAN MATRIMONY AND SEX IN NIGERIAN DRAMA (A CASE STUDY OF WIVES REVOLT BY JP CLARK AND BROCKEN CALABAS BY TESS AKAEKE ONWUEME)

Abstract

          This project work is a research work is a research about the relationship between man, matrimony and sex.

          It expanciates on the mediums through which the sexes relates in other to meet with the demands of the matrimonial home. It is also about how they, the sexes lives without gender discrimination.

Finally it treats the use of child birth in the family and in the society.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of contents

Chapter one

1.0       introduction

1.1       aim of study

1.2       scope and limitation

1.3       research methodology

1.4       definition of terms

1.5       summary

Chapter Two

2.0       introduction

2.1       literature review

2.2       gender Equality

2.3       spiritual positions of the sexes

2.4       References 

Chapter three

3.0       introduction

3.1       Bio-data of Tess Onwueme

3.2       Synopsis of Broken Calabash

3.3       Conflict in the Brocken Calabash

3.4       Summary

Chapter four

4.0       introduction

4.1    bio-data of JP Clark

4.2 synopsis of Wives’ Revolt

4.3 conflict in wives Revolt

4.4 Themself Explored

4.5 summary

Chapter five

5.0       introduction

5.1concept of man, matrimony and sex

5.2       dramatic conflict in both plays

5.3       reconciliation of themself

5.4       summary and conclusion

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.0       MAN MATRIMONY AND SEX

          This introduction shall not go beyond how the issue of sex has manifested in the various attempts to define the true meaning of matrimony in the overall consideration society.

          Furthermore, it shall highlight the role of the sexes, bringing to the limelight their importance in the more specific interest of survival. In the societies of the two plays, the sole aim of matrimony is the propensity to procreate. This is the most significant value upon which the societies of the plays are founded.

1.1       AIM OF STUDY

This study shall aim at examining how man in an to exist fully as an integral part of society can draw extensively from the limitless opportunities provided by the bond of the institution of matrimony even in the face inevitable obstacles.

          It shall look at the possibilities of seeing how a socio-cultural, political and religious communion can put the sexes happily together and help in the advancement society.

1.2 SCOPE AND         LIMITATION

          The scope of this work shall limited to the Nigerian societies of both plays. That is not to say that even when general examples are necessary, this scope cannot be.

          Man, matrimony and sex may attract ideas from other parts of the black race but it will be limited to the Nigerian socio-cultural scene.

1.2       RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

The methodology of research on man, matrimony and sex shall be mostly concentrated on library research. It shall be mostly on books on the social, cultural and religious aspects of the societies of the two plays.

1.4 DEFINITION OF TERMS

          To summarize this work, it will be expedient to state that man, matrimony and sex is a phenomenon of human existence.

MAN MATRIMONY AND SEX IN NIGERIAN DRAMA (A CASE STUDY OF WIVES REVOLT BY JP CLARK AND BROCKEN CALABAS BY TESS AKAEKE ONWUEME)

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