Titlebook: Chinua Achebe; Novelist, Poet, Crit David Carroll Book 1990Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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A Man of the People,tical novels, but when we group them in this way it is apparent that the two set in the earlier period describe attacks, both internal and external, upon the traditional Igbo way of life, while the two later novels, far more pessimistic in tone, diagnose the after-effects of this conflict in the modern state.

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新義

ndence, political disillusionment and civil war. The author, finally, seeks to relate Achebe‘s career to the role of the African writer, a subject on which the novelist has written at length.978-0-230-37521-5

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4621-3mbody this experience, examining in a sustained way its significance in terms of individual lives and cultural history. The coherence and continuity of this examination make it more than the sum of its parts.

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No Longer at Ease,ethic are themselves shown to be on the wane in the new generation, and no new creed appears likely to take their place. The downfall of the hero in this perplexing world is presented as neither tragic nor surprising.

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Conclusion,mbody this experience, examining in a sustained way its significance in terms of individual lives and cultural history. The coherence and continuity of this examination make it more than the sum of its parts.

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Book 1990Latest editions most recent work, including his major new novel, Anthills of the Savannah. The study examines the context in which he writes - that complex intermingling of his own Igbo society and European colonialism - before undertaking a critical discussion of the five main novels, his poetry and short storie

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Things Fall Apart,hrough its rituals the life of the community and the life of the individual are merged into significance and order. This is most apparent in the village meetings which, interspersed through the action, give the novel so much of its special character.