Home/Journals/BJLS/‘GOING UNDER THE KNIFE’: BODY SHAMING AND SELF-ACCEPTANCE IN DAMILARE KUKU’S ONLY BIG BUM BUM MATTERS TOMORROWBJLSVol. 3 (2025)pp. 1-11‘GOING UNDER THE KNIFE’: BODY SHAMING AND SELF-ACCEPTANCE IN DAMILARE KUKU’S ONLY BIG BUM BUM MATTERS TOMORROWOkache C. OdeyEnglish StudiesLiterary StudiesShare:X / TwitterLinkedInEmailCopy Link Full TextDownload PDF ↓Initializing Digital Reader... Related ArticlesPANDEMIC POEMS AS CONTEMPLATIVE DISCOURSE IN RECENT NIGERIAN POETRYClement Eloghosa OdiaCONFRONTING RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE: THE POETRY OF KOLA EKEEsther Iria JamgbadiEXPLORING HISTORY, MIGRATION AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCE IN SELECT POEMS OF EDWARD KAMAU BRATHWAITEEdwin Onwuka
