A critical examination of the engaging voice and multiple stories of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on war, feminism, art, ideology, hair, complex human identities and the challenges of multicultural existence.
A critical examination of the engaging voice and multiple stories of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on war, feminism, art, ideology, hair, complex human identities and the challenges of multicultural existence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction - Ernest N. Emenyonu Narrating the Past: Orality, History & the Production of Knowledge in the Works of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Louisa Uchum Egbunike Deconstructing Binary Oppositions of Gender in Purple Hibiscus: A Review of Religious/Traditional Superiority & Silence - Janet N. Ndula Adichie & the West African Voice: A Focus on Women & Power in Purple Hibiscus - Jane Duran Reconstructing Motherhood: A Mutative Reality in Purple Hibiscus - Iniobong I. Uko Ritualized Abuse in Purple Hibiscus - Edgar Fred Nabutanyi Dining Room & Kitchen: Food-Related Spaces & their Interfaces with the Female Body in Purple Hibiscus - Jessica C. Hume The Paradox of Vulnerability: The Child Voice in Purple Hibiscus - Oluwole Coker "Fragile Negotiations": Olanna's Melancholia in Half of a Yellow Sun - Pauline Dodgson-Katiyo The Biafran War & the Evolution of Domestic Space in Half of a Yellow Sun - Janice Spleth Corruption in Post-Independence Politics: Half of a Yellow Sun as a Reflection of A Man of the People - Chikwendu PK Anyanwu Contrasting Gender Roles in Male-Crafted Fiction with Half of a Yellow Sun - Carol Ijeoma Njoku "A Kind of Paradise": Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Claim to Agency, Responsibility & Writing - Silvana Carotenuto Dislocation, Cultural Memory & Transcultural Identity in Select Short Stories from The Thing Around Your Neck - Maitrayee Misra Dislocation, Cultural Memory & Transcultural Identity in Select Short Stories from The Thing Around Your Neck - Manish Shrivastava "Reverse Appropriations" & Transplantation in Americanah - Gichingiri Ndigirigi Revisiting Double Consciousness & Relocating the Self in Americanah - Rose A. Sackeyfio Americanah: A Migrant Bildungsroman - Mary Jane Androne "Hairitage" Matters: Transitioning & the Third Wave Hair Movement in "Hair", "Imitation" & Americanah - Cristina Cruz-Gutiérrez Appendix: The Works of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Introduction - Ernest N. Emenyonu Narrating the Past: Orality, History & the Production of Knowledge in the Works of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Louisa Uchum Egbunike Deconstructing Binary Oppositions of Gender in Purple Hibiscus: A Review of Religious/Traditional Superiority & Silence - Janet N. Ndula Adichie & the West African Voice: A Focus on Women & Power in Purple Hibiscus - Jane Duran Reconstructing Motherhood: A Mutative Reality in Purple Hibiscus - Iniobong I. Uko Ritualized Abuse in Purple Hibiscus - Edgar Fred Nabutanyi Dining Room & Kitchen: Food-Related Spaces & their Interfaces with the Female Body in Purple Hibiscus - Jessica C. Hume The Paradox of Vulnerability: The Child Voice in Purple Hibiscus - Oluwole Coker "Fragile Negotiations": Olanna's Melancholia in Half of a Yellow Sun - Pauline Dodgson-Katiyo The Biafran War & the Evolution of Domestic Space in Half of a Yellow Sun - Janice Spleth Corruption in Post-Independence Politics: Half of a Yellow Sun as a Reflection of A Man of the People - Chikwendu PK Anyanwu Contrasting Gender Roles in Male-Crafted Fiction with Half of a Yellow Sun - Carol Ijeoma Njoku "A Kind of Paradise": Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Claim to Agency, Responsibility & Writing - Silvana Carotenuto Dislocation, Cultural Memory & Transcultural Identity in Select Short Stories from The Thing Around Your Neck - Maitrayee Misra Dislocation, Cultural Memory & Transcultural Identity in Select Short Stories from The Thing Around Your Neck - Manish Shrivastava "Reverse Appropriations" & Transplantation in Americanah - Gichingiri Ndigirigi Revisiting Double Consciousness & Relocating the Self in Americanah - Rose A. Sackeyfio Americanah: A Migrant Bildungsroman - Mary Jane Androne "Hairitage" Matters: Transitioning & the Third Wave Hair Movement in "Hair", "Imitation" & Americanah - Cristina Cruz-Gutiérrez Appendix: The Works of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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