Things Fall Apart, When Man Fails Alone, Okonkwo and Sane Guruji
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In 1958, Achebe published his first novel: Things Fall Apart. It is the world’s most widely read African novel. The conflict between native African culture and the influence of white Christian missionaries and the colonial government in Nigeria. I've covered points on how the protagonist and other Heroic characters fail then what can be happened in last.
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1. “Funny boy”:
What are some of the ways Arjie is “funny”? We understand that the word is not meant to describe someone who makes us laugh. If anything, Arjie’s homosexuality is far from “funny”; it is a very serious matter indeed. Yet, if we were to explore the word further, we would see that there are ways in which Arjie’s being different, “odd,” uniquely equips him to tell the story of the novel. For instance, because he would rather be home-bound, Arjie’s closeness with his mother and Radha Aunty allows him access to their inner thoughts. The author alludes indirectly to this unique capacity of Arjie’s when he chooses the uncle’s carelessly cruel words as the novel’s title. How is Arjie’s being “funny” an effective way for Selvadurai to tell his story? How is Arjie’s homosexuality an effective lens through which the larger story of the family, the community, and the country may be narrated?
2. Ethnic conflict:
How do the national politics, in particular, the ethnic conflict and riots between the Tamils and the Sinhalese (see Background on Sri Lanka) play out in the novel? Draw upon three examples in the text to illustrate ways in which the larger tensions of the nation are encapsulated in the local interactions, especially to do with love and marriage, between the characters. One of your examples must derive from the chapter “The Best School of All.”
3. Gender:
In the first chapter, “Pigs Can’t Fly,” the young Arjie’s fondness for dressing as the bride comes into direct conflict with his cousin’s, “Her Fatness.” There is much in this chapter about gender construction and gender roles. For instance, the grandparents’ house has clearly marked boundaries f.
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