Frontiers International Journal of Interdisciplinary studies

About the Journal

The Frontiers international Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies (FIJIS) is a Bi-annual publication of the Frontiers Research Group, an interdisciplinary research group for scholars in the social sciences and the humanities. Scientific contributions which cover subjects in the domains of social sciences and humanities are accepted. papers submitted have not been published before and are not under consideration for publication elsewhere.

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Frontiers International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies (FIJIS)

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Published: 02/28/2026

Articles

Editorial Board and Table of contents

Fonka Hans Mbonwuh (Author)

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The Impact of African Female Literary Authors on STEM Education and Gender Awareness

Prof. Eunice Fonyuy Fondze-Fombele, Prof. Mary Louisa Lum (Author)

1-27
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Linguistic Coexistence and Hegemony Resistance by Secondary School Teachers in the Anglophone Regions of Cameroon

Dr Tabitha Boghema Samje, Prof. Blasius Agha-ah Chiatoh (Author)

28-48
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Gentrification and Displacements in Sub Saharan Africa: Insights from Bamenda Municipality of the North West Region of Cameroon

Prof. Mbanga Lawrence Akei, Mildred Endam Acha (Author)

49-73
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Sexuality at the Crossroads of Modernism, Humanism and Spirituality in the Poetry of Robert Graves

Dr. Peter Foinjong Awoh (Author)

74-94
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Enhancing Health Communication through Digitalization: The Case of the Multilingual Landscape of Cameroon

Dr. Marthe Bekele Matanda, Prof. Esther Phubon Chie, Prof. Victor Ngu Cheo (Author)

95-104
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Religion and Dissociative Identity Disorder in Marlon James’s John Crow’s Devil

Dr Nyanchi Marcel Ebliylu (Author)

105-132
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Linguistic Challenges and Adaptation Strategies for Migrants: The Case of IDPs in the West Region of Cameroon

Dr. Lawong Kendra Yaah (Author)

133-152
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Negotiating Caution in a Bilingual Setting: A Comparative Study of Hedging in Essays by French-Speaking and English-Speaking Students in Cameroon

Dr. Tameh Kilian Gifui, Mr. Kieron Mirian Kedjoube (Author)

153-172
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System of Objects Production and Issues of Museum Process in Contemporary Africa: Art and Heritage in the Bamum Cultural Universe

Dr. Mama Moustapha Nchourupouo Mfouapon (Author)

173-191
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The Constructs of Space in Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s “The Young Couple”, Anita Desai’s “Games at Twilight” and Ismith Khan’s “The Red Ball”

Dr. Amadou Danlami (Author)

192-209
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The Ordeal of African Immigrants in Contemporary America: Analysis of Chimamanda Ngozi Adechie’s Americanah and No Violet Bulawayo’s We Need New Names

Dr Ngong Joseph Sam (Author)

210-229
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Conflict and Opportunistic Migration in the 21^st Century. Challenges and way forward for Development Policy

Dr. Talom Gilbert Tanwie (Author)

230-240
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Vocalic Nigerianisms in Cameroon English

Vivian Mangwe, Prof. Raphael Tegha Ketcha, Prof. Muluh Calous Nkwetisama (Author)

241-265
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Language and identity (re/de)construction through Cameroon French neology from the MINSEP - FECAFOOT saga

Dr. Nkwain Joseph (Author)

266-296
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Narcissistic Diplomacy Versus the Scripture: Understanding Conflict in Robert Bolts’ A Man For All Seasons

Aseneh Nadesh Anjoh (Author)

297-313
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Language, Gender, and Assertiveness in Taxi Drivers’ Communication Practices in Bambili, North West Cameroon

Dr. Lawong Kendra Yaah, Prof. Esther Phubon Chie (Author)

314-331
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21^st century literary and humanities pedagogy: The question of relevance

Prof. kelvin Ngong Toh (Author)

332-354
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Redefining The Soldier Archetype through Postcolonial Lenses: A Reading of John Okada’s No-No Boy, Toni Morrison’s Sula, and N. Scott Momaday’s House Made of Dawn

Dr. Ngantu Judith Go'oh (Author)

355-372
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Is the Postcolonial Dead?—Stuck in Miss Havisham’s Mirror

Prof. Mbuh Tennu Mbuh (Author)

373-395
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AI and Exam Integrity in Cameroon’s Bilingual GCE: A Qualitative Conceptual–Analytical Study

Roger Njebuh Nzembayie, Dr. Visi Sumbom Tubuo (Author)

396-421
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A paradigm of Comparative Lexicology. By Floriana Popescu

Prof. Hans Mbonwuh Fonka (Author)

422-427
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