How Best to Appreciate Analysis of Language and Discourse Settings: Literary  Analysis of Two of Chinua Achebe's Novels - Aderinto Abiodun - Bøger - LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing - 9783659174735 - 11. juli 2012
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How Best to Appreciate Analysis of Language and Discourse Settings: Literary Analysis of Two of Chinua Achebe's Novels

Aderinto Abiodun

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How Best to Appreciate Analysis of Language and Discourse Settings: Literary Analysis of Two of Chinua Achebe's Novels

It is an incontrovertible fact that Literary works go hand-in-gloves with creativity. In the two Novels written by Chinua Achebe,one has been able to see clearly how Achebe has used his imaginative sense to communicate his messages to the readers effectively,without losing sight of aethetics. He showed in the two Novels, Things Fall Apart and Anthills of the Savannah that Literary works can be a tool for the achievement of social goals,using the discoursal point of view. Things Fall Apart is an exemplification of the fact that African people have been civilised in their own way before white people came to Africa,this Achebe showed in the fictional society of the Umuofia being an organised society,using Okonkwo the protagonist as the Custodian of the Culture and traditions of the people of Umuofia. In Anthills of the Savannah, Achebe's intention is to lampoon the autocratic rule of African leaders. He used His Excellency the President of the fictional society of Kangan as a reflection of autocratic ruler. The persecution of the oppositions in Anthills by His Excellency,reflects the persecution of oppositions by African rulers. Achebe has shown in Anthills that African rulers are unjust.

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Udgivet 11. juli 2012
ISBN13 9783659174735
Forlag LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Antal sider 68
Mål 150 × 4 × 226 mm   ·   119 g
Sprog Tysk