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PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AND STUDENT VIOLENCE: VIEWS FROM TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN WESTERN PROVINCE, KENYA

Violence remains a persistent issue within the educational landscape, manifesting in various forms such as rioting, sexual violence, bullying, and physical altercations among secondary school students. This study investigates the perceptions of teachers and students regarding the psychological factors contributing to violent behavior in public secondary schools across the Western Province of

Authors: Samuel Odhiambo Onyango
Pages: 1-33

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.12772557

THE INTERSECTION OF CULTURAL THEORY AND DIALOGUE IN THE 21st CENTURY

Art functions intricately within cultural systems, shaping and being shaped by societal evolution and artistic expressions. In the context of globalization's pervasive influence, particularly in Africa, this paper critically examines the trajectory of cultural theory, focusing on its implications for the literary criticism of African texts. Amidst challenges posed by what is termed

Authors: Ibrahim Adeolu Adeyemi, Fatima Adebisi Olaleye
Pages: 34-40

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.12772559