Titlebook: V. S. Naipaul; Bruce King Textbook 1993Latest edition Bruce King 1993 Africa.bibliography.existentialism.fiction.India.Indian.language.mod

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,‘A New King for the Congo’ and ,le history of human deficiencies was entirely explained by the interlude of oppression and prejudice, which have now been removed; any remaining criticism being merely recurrence of prejudice and therefore to be dismissed.

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In a Free State,ychology, in awareness of how insecurity is transformed into violence and tyranny. People are often driven by self-defeating emotions, repeat the same patterns of behaviour. Personal lives illuminate the political. In a world without stability or purpose is there anything more than the law of the jungle, the hunter and the prey?

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Introduction,d. By the time Naipaul was fourteen years old he had made up his mind to leave Trinidad as soon as he could. His father, a local journalist, introduced him to serious literature and instilled in him the notion that he should become a writer. A hard-earned scholarship to Oxford University brought him

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and ,peless lives and the chaotic mixing of cultures result in fantasy, brutality, violence and corruption. The three books are also social history showing the start of protest politics during the late 1930s and how Trinidad began to change during and after the Second World War. The infusion of American

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and ,rough the portrayal of an individual the complexities and aspirations of a previously ignored colonial or colonized culture are articulated, given epic, mythic stature. Similar to these two novels, it is an imaginative, fictional recreation of the past. The main characters, places and events are bas

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