Approaches to teaching Achebe's Things fall apart /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Modern Language Association of America,
1991.
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| Series: | Approaches to teaching world literature ;
37. |
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Table of Contents:
- Editions / Bernth Lindfors
- Bibliographies / Bernth Lindfors
- Biographical sources and interviews / Bernth Lindfors
- Igbo studies / Bernth Lindfors
- Background studies: anthropology, history, politics, religion / Bernth Lindfors
- Critical commentary / Bernth Lindfors
- The story / Bernth Lindfors
- The author / Bernth Lindfors
- Teaching Things Fall Apart / Chinua Achebe
- Chinua Achebe and the signs of the times / Simon Gikandi
- Following the author in Things Fall Apart / Emmanuel Obiechina
- Things Fall Apart in its time and place / Robert M. Wren
- The Igbo as exceptional colonial subjects: fictionalizing an abnormal historical situation / Dan Izevbaye
- The politics of point of view: teaching Things Fall Apart / Ashton Nichols
- The paradoxical characterization of Okonkwo / Arlene A. Elder
- Matrical approach to Things Fall Apart: a poetics of epic and mythic paradigms / Ousseynou B. Traoré
- "The Tortoise and the Birds": strategies of resistance in Things Fall Apart / Barbara Harlow
- Things Fall Apart and the literature of empire / Hunt Hawkins
- The Third World novel as counterhistory: Things Fall Apart and Asturias's Men of Maize / Edna Aizenberg
- Making men and history: Achebe and the politics of revisionism / Rhonda Cobham
- The postcolonial African novel and the dialogic imagination / Zohreh T. Sullivan
- Narrative, metacommentary, and politics in a "simple" story / Wahneema Lubiano
- The problem of realism in Things Fall Apart: a Marxist exegesis / Biodun Jeyifo
- Teaching Things Fall Apart in the humanities core course / Eric Sellin
- Teaching Things Fall Apart in a criticism course / Richard K. Priebe.