Interdisciplinary Academic Essays Volume 2

Table of Contents

1. Elite-Universitaetsjournal Programme page

2. Editorial Remarks

3. Dr. Angela Ozigbo: Anxiety States Related To The Psycho-Emotional Preparation Of Professional Soccer Players

4. Ibemesi. F.N.: Paper on ECAS Conference, Leipzig, Germany (2009): “Respacing Africa”Magical Realism in German and Igbo Literatures: A comparative Study

5. Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: Die Unterdrückung von Frauen im Islam: die absolute Blockade ihres Strebens nach Führungspositionen

6. Onunkwo.N. Chibuzor& Ikechukwu.A.Orjinta: Proverbs in Achebe’s Arrow of God

7. Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. aloysius. Orjinta: Zur Rezeption der deutschen Literatur in Nigeria bzw. in Afrika

8. Nwankwo. O.M.: Ferdinand Oyono’s Une vie de boy (1956) as “Bildungsroman“

9. Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: Das Scheitern der Frauen in Führungsrollen im Christentum

10. mbassador. Prof. Dew Tuan-Wleh Mayson.( Presidential Candidate in 2012 Liberian election): In The Cause Of The People of Liberia(Part 2)

11.Dr.Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: The Six Last Things

12.Prof. I. T. K. Egeonu.: Book Reviews

Research Objectives and Themes

The primary objective of this journal volume is to provide an interdisciplinary academic forum for critical research across various fields, including foreign service, intercultural German studies, theology, gender studies, and political science, fostering the exchange of authentic knowledge for future generations.

• Analysis of psychological determinants and stress factors in professional sports performance.
• Comparative literary studies focusing on magical realism in German and Igbo cultural contexts.
• Sociological exploration of gender dynamics, institutional barriers, and patriarchal structures within Islamic and Christian frameworks.
• Discourse analysis regarding the utilization of proverbs and oral tradition in Nigerian literature.
• Evaluation of the status and methodology of German language instruction and German studies in Nigeria.

Excerpt from the Book

Summary of Chapters

Dr. Angela Ozigbo: Anxiety States Related To The Psycho-Emotional Preparation Of Professional Soccer Players: This chapter investigates the psychological impact of pre-competition stress on professional football players, emphasizing the necessity of emotional preparation for optimal performance.

Ibemesi. F.N.: Paper on ECAS Conference, Leipzig, Germany (2009): “Respacing Africa”Magical Realism in German and Igbo Literatures: A comparative Study: The author examines the convergence of supernatural and natural elements in German and Igbo literary traditions, identifying shared characteristics of magical realism.

Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: Die Unterdrückung von Frauen im Islam: die absolute Blockade ihres Strebens nach Führungspositionen: This analysis explores how patriarchal interpretations of Islamic sources continue to restrict women's access to leadership roles.

Onunkwo.N. Chibuzor& Ikechukwu.A.Orjinta: Proverbs in Achebe’s Arrow of God: The study explores the functional role of proverbs in Achebe's novel as a literary device that bridges indigenous culture with complex social critiques.

Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. aloysius. Orjinta: Zur Rezeption der deutschen Literatur in Nigeria bzw. in Afrika: The author addresses the challenges and current state of German language studies in Nigeria, advocating for a more culturally-aware pedagogical approach.

Nwankwo. O.M.: Ferdinand Oyono’s Une vie de boy (1956) as “Bildungsroman“: This chapter reinterprets Toundi’s journey in Oyono’s novel, characterizing it as a tragic form of a coming-of-age narrative influenced by colonial pressures.

Dr. Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: Das Scheitern der Frauen in Führungsrollen im Christentum: This paper critiques historical and modern ecclesiastical structures, identifying patriarchal norms that hinder women's participation in senior leadership.

mbassador. Prof. Dew Tuan-Wleh Mayson.( Presidential Candidate in 2012 Liberian election): In The Cause Of The People of Liberia(Part 2): An account detailing the political struggles and arbitrary dismissals faced by the author due to his commitment to progressive movements in Liberia.

Dr.Dr. Ikechukwu. Aloysius. Orjinta: The Six Last Things: A theological meditation on death, judgment, heaven, hell, purgatory, and resurrection, calling for spiritual urgency and moral reflection.

Prof. I. T. K. Egeonu.: Book Reviews: A critical evaluation of recent academic publications, highlighting their social significance and contribution to political and historical discourse in Nigeria.

Keywords

Interdisciplinary, German Studies, Gender Studies, Theology, Magical Realism, Proverb, Bildungsroman, Patriarchy, Colonialism, Nigeria, Islamic Law, Christianity, Sports Psychology, Social Conscientisation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core focus of this journal volume?

This volume serves as an interdisciplinary collection of academic essays covering diverse subjects such as literature, political science, religion, and sports psychology, aiming to network scholarly ideas across international academic boundaries.

What are the primary thematic areas explored?

The essays traverse post-colonial literary criticism, the sociological status of women in religious structures, the political realities of modern Liberia, and the pedagogical challenges of promoting the German language in Africa.

What is the primary research question regarding gender?

Several contributions, particularly those by Dr. Orjinta, question the systemic patriarchal barriers that prevent women from assuming leadership positions in both Islamic and Christian institutions, analyzing how historical interpretations contribute to this marginalization.

Which scientific methods are primarily employed?

The contributors utilize qualitative approaches, including literary content analysis, discourse analysis of oral traditions (proverbs), and historical-theological review to examine social and cultural phenomena.

What does the main body of the work cover regarding literature?

The literary sections provide comparative analyses of African and European texts, focusing on the use of magical realism as a tool for interpreting complex social realities and the application of European literary genres like the "Bildungsroman" to African narratives.

How would you describe the characteristic keywords?

The keywords reflect a focus on identity, culture, power structures, and tradition, encapsulating the intersection between historical discourse and contemporary social change in African and global contexts.

How does Dr. Orjinta analyze the role of the church in Nigeria?

Dr. Orjinta critiques the church's perceived passivity regarding social and political corruption, calling for an evolution toward more concrete social actions to serve the material and moral welfare of the population.

What is the central argument in the essay regarding the German language in Nigeria?

The author argues that German language instruction in Nigeria has suffered from poor placement and insufficient cultural immersion; he advocates for a shift toward an "address-oriented" and culture-contrastive methodology to increase its relevance and appeal.