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Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart Characters | An Analysis

Anwaar Ahmed April 25, 2022 650Comments

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe is famous due to its unique major and minor characters as obvious from the character of Okonkwo.

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart Themes | Chinua Achebe

Anwaar Ahmed April 23, 2022 1036Comments

Major themes in Chinua Achebe's novel Things Fall Apart are: traditions, choices, alienation, disloyalty, change, colonialism and conflicts.

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart as a Postcolonial Novel | Effects of Colonialism

Anwaar Ahmed December 31, 2021 1666Comments

Novel wherein writer portrays theme and effect of colonialism as Chinua Achebe elucidated in Things Fall Apart is called postcolonial novel.

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Conflicts in “Things Fall Apart” | Minors and Majors

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 1290Comments

Bundles of conflicts are there in "Things Fall Apart". Four major ones are: Cultural conflicts, Religion Vs. Religion, Internal conflicts, Man vs Man.

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Title Significance of Things Fall Apart | Chinua Achebe

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 1107Comments

Indeed, the title has its own significance as it mainly focuses on the things of Igbo society that fall apart by the expansion of colonialism

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Things Fall Apart as a Tragedy | Okonkwo as a Tragic Hero

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 871Comments

Thus, Things Fall Apart has a proper beginning, a middle and an end due to which we call it a complete tragedy.

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Okonkwo’s Downfall in Things Fall Apart

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 1030Comments

Things Fall Apart follows the tragic story of the protagonist besides the social life of Ibo society. One of the main reason to categorize Things Fall Apart Starting with a…

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Significance of “Things Fall Apart” as a Social Document (Traditional Igbo Life)

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 564Comments

Discuss the significance of Things Fall Apart as a social document and a novel dramatizing traditional Igbo life and its first encounter with colonialism and Christianity at the turn of…

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

“The white man is very clever… He has put a knife on the things that held us together and we have fallen apart”-Things Fall Apart

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 705Comments

“Things Fall Apart” is obviously a clash between two cultures, which can never be forgotten in the history of Nigerian society. With the arrival of white men in Ibo society,…

Chinua Achebe Novel Things Fall Apart

Women in Things Fall Apart | Role of Female Characters

Anwaar Ahmed November 10, 2018 811Comments

Chinua Achebe portrayed Ibo society very skillfully in his novel “Things Fall Apart”, especially the role of women in that society.

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