Titlebook: Dictators, Dictatorship and the African Novel; Fictions of the Stat Robert Spencer Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Hundegestütztes Design und Interventionen,ncy from the colonial era through to a contemporary period defined by the depredations of financialised capitalism. Crucially, it also enables and assumes forms of democratic counter-power outside the text.

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2634-6095 ro-level discussion of postcolonial Africa with a micro-leve.This book examines the representation of dictators and dictatorships in African fiction. It examines how the texts clarify the origins of postcolonial dictatorships and explore the shape of the democratic-egalitarian alternatives. The firs

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Kontinuit?t des Arbeitsprozessesionship between national liberation and the liberation of women. They construe liberation not as an abstract political programme but as the combined result of individual initiatives and resolutions, in the process illustrating the genius of the feminist slogan ‘the personal is political’.

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Introduction: The Unfinished Project of Decolonisation,of generalisation in literary studies, the introduction shows how an unfinished struggle between dictatorship and radical democracy can be discerned in these fictions of the state under neoliberalism. Democracy remains one of the central, albeit neglected, goals of anti-colonial struggle.

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,Allegories of Dictatorship in Nigerian Fiction: Chinua Achebe’s , and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s ,ionship between national liberation and the liberation of women. They construe liberation not as an abstract political programme but as the combined result of individual initiatives and resolutions, in the process illustrating the genius of the feminist slogan ‘the personal is political’.