Dr. Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur
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Focus & expertise

Recent activity

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Conference Nov 2022

African Studies Association

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Award Jan 2020

African Humanities Programme Fellow

Background

🎓 Education & qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy in Literature in English

University of Cape Coast

2020

Master of Philosophy in English

University of Cape Coast

2013

Career & positions

Academic Advisor

Department of English

Aug, 2025 to Aug, 2025

Teaching & projects

As a lecturer in the humanities, I am of the strong belief that my classroom is a space for each student to feel at ease and express himself or herself. Critical acumen is of essence amongst my students as literature encompasses varying thoughts, theories, concepts as well as phenomena. I usually employ the student-centered approach during lectures because of its importance in students' communication, independent thinking, as well as evoking students’ participation in lectures. Discipline is of the essence in my classroom but that does not include intimidation or threats. I assume each single lecture to be an insightful and exciting exchange of knowledge as such I love classrooms where fun is combined with the exchange of knowledge.

Teaching philosophy

Publications 10 works

ORCID 0000-0002-3747-781X →

2026

Re-defining Ghanaian hiplife songs by women as liberatory narratives

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur, Theresah Patrine Ennin, Christabel Aba Sam

Tydskrif vir letterkunde · Article · 1 citation · Source: OpenAlex + ORCID

Of Rape, Black Women and ‘Whitened’ Pudenda: Psychosexual Identity in the Ghanaian Neo-Slave Narrative

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

African Studies · Article · Source: OpenAlex + ORCID

2024

Resisting the Norm

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

Ahyu A Journal of Language and Literature · Article · Source: OpenAlex

Resisting the Norm: Maternal Deviance in Toni Morrison’s Beloved and Harriet Jacobs’ Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

Journal article · Source: ORCID

2023

Clandestine, circumscribed and coded: Sexuality in Darko's beyond the horizon and Saadawi’s woman at point zero

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

Drumspeak International Journal of Research in the Humanities · Article · Source: OpenAlex + ORCID

Theorizing black mothering: The road to matriarchy

Journal article · Source: ORCID

2022

The humour of erotica

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

Book-chapter · Source: OpenAlex + ORCID

2021

Examining mothering: Race and abjection in Wilson’s Our Nig and Walker’s The Color Purple

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

Asεmka A Bilingual Literary Journal of University of Cape Coast · Article · Source: OpenAlex + ORCID

Theorizing mothering: a reading of selected African-American Women‘s texts

Hannah Woode Amissah-Arthur

Dissertation · Source: OpenAlex

2015

Of Sex and Power: Phallic Masculinities in Nawal El Sadaawi's Woman at point zero and Amma Darko's Beyond the Horizon

Journal article · Source: ORCID

OpenAlex updated 20 Sep 2026

Engagements

📅 Conferences attended

2022 African Studies Association Presented a paper · Philadelphia, USA

Honors & affiliations

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African Humanities Programme Fellow
ACLS · 2020
Member
African Humanities Association · 2023
Member
African Studies Association · 2022
Member
West African Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies · 2022
Member
Linguistics Association of Ghana · 2018

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