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Larry Nathansony and universality constitute a crucial conceptual ambit treated by the narrative, one to which Okri himself has nodded: “…[O]ne may be writing about Nigeria, but that terrain may be the place in which one can best see very strong universal concerns” (“Ben Okri” Ross 337). What follows will explore

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Prapand Apisarnthanarax,Edgar B. Smiththat fissure the rational-empirical world view. Irreverence in the Borgesian sense is a ludic, critical attitude favoured by intellectuals and writers marginalised by reasons of geography, race, or culture, yet who are still able to avail themselves of the cultural resources of the centre. Rushdie i

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Byron J. Baileyially magical realism, in their writings. The first two of these options are mutually reinforcing and point in a general way towards African culture, mythologies and literature as the most appropriate markers by which to chart one’s responses to the novel. The third option emphasises those places wh

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Ronald T. Acton,Charles M. Balch,Bruce O. Barger,Bruce Budowle,Rodney C. P. Go,Seng-Jaw Soong,Jeffreemendous prescience (perhaps explaining a recent revival of interest in this novel). By comparing these two works, we can draw a picture that depicts the Janus face of a liberal tradition: the individual without bounds (encyclopedic) and the individual that omits everything but his own self-interest

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