Childhood in African Literature: A Review; 21

Childhood in African Literature: A Review; 21

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"African authors have consistently returned to childhood to find their personal as well as their racial roots. Far from being merely nostalgic yearnings for a lost paradise, many of the treatments of childhood as shown in articles in this issue have exposed a grim reality of cruelty, harshness, parental (particularly paternal) egocentrism and extraordinary bruisings of the vulnerable child psyche. Camara Laye may have portrayed a paradise state but Yvonne Vera has treated one of the cruelest features of childhood anywhere. African authors generally have been sternly responsible in their portrayal of childhood." -- Publisher's description

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  • Hardcover
  • 150 pages
  • English
  • 0865436738
  • 9780865436732

About Eldred Durosimi Jones

professor eldred durosimi jones (6 january 1925 – 21 march 2020)[1] was a sierra leonean academic and literary critic, known for his book othello's c Read More about Eldred Durosimi Jones
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