Ideological Perspectives in Armah and Kourouma's Historical Novels - Njoku, Anthony
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Africa, the womb of the earth, land of heterogeneous cultures and multivalent sprawling ethnic identities, is begging for harmony and mutual co-existence and understanding among dissenting voices of historical accounts. This book chronicles the rift between Armah and Kourouma over retour aux sources, the indictment of Europe and its major ally, for Africa's misfortunes. The truth could emerge from the focal point of the polemical crossfire in the authors' historical novels and from the jumbles of intellectual rhetoric on the source of Africa's malaise in the twenty first century. Locked in…mehr

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Africa, the womb of the earth, land of heterogeneous cultures and multivalent sprawling ethnic identities, is begging for harmony and mutual co-existence and understanding among dissenting voices of historical accounts. This book chronicles the rift between Armah and Kourouma over retour aux sources, the indictment of Europe and its major ally, for Africa's misfortunes. The truth could emerge from the focal point of the polemical crossfire in the authors' historical novels and from the jumbles of intellectual rhetoric on the source of Africa's malaise in the twenty first century. Locked in frenetic gargantuan argumentation over the cause of misnomer, unity remains elusive, but the argument is finally won by the eclectic who espouse that in spite of any havoc wrecked by colonization, its contributions to Africa's modern civilization are inalienably consolatory.
Autorenporträt
Tony Njoku attended CBSS, Lagwa Mbaise Imo state of Nigeria and the University of Port Harcourt. He is married. Former college teacher, now lecturer at his Alma Mater, his interactions with students and colleagues always arouse collective conscience on Africa's fate. His awesome poetry and writings probe into the five Ws of Africa's dire destiny.