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Review: Things Fall Apart, Chinua Achebe

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  • ' and Jesus wept ' 11 years ago

    Thank you! And may he rest in peace. We will not forget Chinua Achibe.

  • Philip- London 11 years ago

    This is when a man has proved to be SIGNIFICANT. Rest in perfect peace! You will forever be remembered- Prof. Achebe.

  • Paul Senyo 11 years ago

    Brilliant article, indeed, C. Achebe will be remembered for his vivid description of Africa in a grand style in the famous book 'Things fall Apart' Africa is blessed with men of wisdom and intelligence. Fare thee well

  • Sampson 11 years ago

    Oh yes, African has realy miss a great hero.May his soul rest in perfect peace.There wouldn´t be any like him,the great Achebe.

  • Nsem foo ahi 11 years ago

    Fafa has presented a brilliant and comprehensive commentary on Prof Achebe's work. Kudos!

  • Kwesi Atta Sakyi 11 years ago

    A befitting literary exegesis to the memory of the great man, which encapsulate everything one needs to know about his timeless classic, Things Fall Apart.

  • kk 11 years ago

    Truely africa has lost a great literary scholar.May his soul rest in perfect peace.. Is very painful..A servant education is a slave's education . No Black person has ever been thought to think like white folks. Why African d ...
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  • Muta 11 years ago

    A brilliant analysis of Achebe's Things Fall Apart which not only delved into the literary elements of Achebe's masterpiece but also why we should never, ever forget such a wise son of Africa. Wonders why Things Fall Apart is ...
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  • xhlemiso 11 years ago

    I really enjoyed your analysis which motivates me to reach for the book again. Shame we do not often get the chance to read such educated expositions.

  • Sankofa 11 years ago

    Chinua Achebe exhorted us black people to tell our own story, regardless of the medium of narration.

    We should not interpret our culture through the lens of Western culture. In fact Achebe advocated pride in our own cultur ...
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  • Nyongesa Kelly 10 years ago

    A sound and sane critique.Love it.

  • marianbosomtwe 10 years ago

    excellent work done