Determinism, Fate, and Tragedy in Alex La Guma's Fiction - d'Almeida, Kokouvi Mawulé
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This book explores from the lenses of Naturalism, New Historicism and Social Marxism, the intrinsic link between the chronotope (space and time) of Alex La Guma's characters and their tragic fate: hence the principle of determinism. The author scrutinizes the time and space of Alex La Guma's five novels, the corpus of his study, to lay emphasis on the socioeconomic and political message conveyed by the various images about the environment and to highlight the socioeconomic, moral and psychological impact of this repressive and degrading environment on Blacks. The study has noted that despite…mehr

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This book explores from the lenses of Naturalism, New Historicism and Social Marxism, the intrinsic link between the chronotope (space and time) of Alex La Guma's characters and their tragic fate: hence the principle of determinism. The author scrutinizes the time and space of Alex La Guma's five novels, the corpus of his study, to lay emphasis on the socioeconomic and political message conveyed by the various images about the environment and to highlight the socioeconomic, moral and psychological impact of this repressive and degrading environment on Blacks. The study has noted that despite the many efforts of La Guma's characters, their tragic end could be predicted, due to the fact that they are not equipped to keep under control the unseen and huge forces at play in their environment.
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A native of Togo, West Africa, Dr. Kokouvi Mawulé d¿Almeida, is a PhD holder in African Literature. He is currently a Senior Lecturer at Université de Lomé-Togo. His areas of research interests include: Literary Theory, Setting and Characterization, Language and Style in Fiction, Culture and the Creative Imagination, and Women in African Literature