This book offers a re-reading of Chaka to show that Mofolo astutely deconstructs, and then reconstructs, King Chaka into a messianic figure whose life trajectory and destiny mirrors that of Jesus Christ in the Bible's New Testament in order to subvert the colonial ethos of the time.
This book offers a re-reading of Chaka to show that Mofolo astutely deconstructs, and then reconstructs, King Chaka into a messianic figure whose life trajectory and destiny mirrors that of Jesus Christ in the Bible's New Testament in order to subvert the colonial ethos of the time.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Chaka the Man and Chaka the Myth: Who Truly was King Chaka? Chapter 2: The Chaka Manuscript: The "Lost Years" and "Lost Chapters" Controversy Chapter 3: Recontextualizing Thomas Mofolo's Chaka Chapter 4: Thomas Mofolo and the "Jesus-fication" of King Chaka Chapter 5: When the Empire Strikes Back: The Sly Nationalism of Thomas Mofolo Conclusion: Rediscovering Thomas Mofolo's Chaka References About the Author
Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Chaka the Man and Chaka the Myth: Who Truly was King Chaka? Chapter 2: The Chaka Manuscript: The "Lost Years" and "Lost Chapters" Controversy Chapter 3: Recontextualizing Thomas Mofolo's Chaka Chapter 4: Thomas Mofolo and the "Jesus-fication" of King Chaka Chapter 5: When the Empire Strikes Back: The Sly Nationalism of Thomas Mofolo Conclusion: Rediscovering Thomas Mofolo's Chaka References About the Author
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