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BA
(Special Studies in English Language &
Literature, University of Liverpool) 1961
Teaching
Certificate (University of Liverpool), 1962
MA
by thesis ( "The Imagery of the Hymns of
Isaac Watts"). University of
Liverpool, 1964
Grau
de Mestre concedido no regime do Reconhecimento
de Habilitações Estrangeiras pela Universidade
Aberta, 1997
Doutor
em Estudos Ingleses e Americanos, Universidade
Aberta, 2002
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My
duties in these posts were to lecture on English
Literature from Chaucer to the present day, specialising
most recently (at York) on the Eighteenth Century and
Romantics period papers, and on the emerging literatures
of the Caribbean and Africa. For the Centre for Southern
African Studies, I conducted lecture-seminars on all the
major components of the MA in Southern African Studies.
For both departments, I supervised MA dissertations (54)
and D.Phil theses (11).
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Lecturer
in English Literature, University of the West Indies,
Trinidad, 1964-1968.Lecturer in English, University of
Malawi, 1969-1972. Lecturer in English Literature,
University of Sierra Leone, 1972- 1974. Senior Lecturer in
English, University of Zambia, 1974-1979. Visiting
Lecturer in English, University of Kent at Canterbury,
1979-1980. Reader in English & Related Literature and
Director, Centre for Southern African Studies, University
of York, 1980-1994.
V.S.
Naipaul: a Critical Introduction (1975); Capitalism &
Colonialism in Mozambique: a Study of Quelimane district,(with
Leroy Vail, 1980); Oral Poetry from Africa: an Anthology,
with introduction and annotations (with Jack Mapanje,
eds,1983); For Captain Stedman: Poems (1983); Literature
& Society in South Africa (with Tim Couzens,
eds,1984); Magomero: Portrait of an African Village
(1987); The View from the Stockade (1991);
Power & the Praise Poem; Southern African Voices in
History (with Leroy Vail, 1991); Bridging the Zambesi: a
Colonial Folly (1993); Bounty (1993); Superfícies e
interiores: poemas, apresentação, selecção e
tradução de Hélio Osvaldo Álves (1995); The Lusíads
of Luis Vaz de Camões (1997, rev. ed., 2001); South
(1999); Traveller’s Palm (2002); Where the Angolans are
Playing Football: Selected & New Poems (2003).
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