Childhood—such a universal and yet very individual thing. We’ve all been children, though for how long depended on circumstances unique […]
Bumbum Matters and Oxymoronic People: Child Narrators In African Fiction Read Post »
The matter of race is a strange one. On one hand, we are told there is no such thing as
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Words that do not have a counterpart in the English language. Words that stem from a culture and cannot be understood without first understanding the culture. These words are like music to the ears and they always stand, sentinel against the complete transformation of a work of art.
Take Ikenga in Things Fall Apart for example.
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