Titlebook: V.S. Naipaul; Bruce King Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 Africa.bibliography.colonialism.

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Introduction,; the committee was unlikely to award the prize soon to another Caribbean writer in English. As other English language writers, Toni Morrison and Seamus Heaney, were given Nobel awards, Naipaul’s case seemed forgotten, but it was not. He continued to be nominated and he continued to write.

transplantation

In a Free State, psychology, in awareness of how insecurity is transformed into violence and tyranny. People are often driven by self-defeating emotions and 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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,‘A New King for the Congo’ and ,er … Mobutu says … that he doesn’t have a borrowed soul any longer; his particular black thing is “authenticity”. Authenticity … is rejection of the strange, the difficult, the taxing; it is despair.’

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and ,at? Now that England and India had failed as homes could he return to Trinidad despite its preoccupation with race? Because of such concerns the novels became more densely layered, with a variety of significances, many levels of meaning, ranging from the autobiographical to the philosophical.

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,, ‘Michael X’, , and ,n increased rapidly and keeps growing. Sugar remains the sole export, there is massive unemployment, society is racially divided (‘rural labour is Indian; mulattos are civil servants; Blacks are artisans, dockworkers and fishermen; Chinese are in trade’), the country is independent, a ‘paradise’ to

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Bruce King: 55). Parallels can also be drawn between . and the ancient Egyptian idea of ., which emphasises harmony, righteousness and the need to locate and understand oneself and one’s actions ‘in the context of the larger whole’, something that ‘has great significance for both social and environmental ethi

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Bruce Kingf crime are ‘a(chǎn)nimalized’ (Arluke and Sanders, 1996), the ways in which other animals are at risk from humans (e.g. through neglect and cruelty) and the ways in which humans use other animals for hazardous purposes (e.g. as status symbols and as weapons in gang violence). The chapter also explores th