Innes and Bernth LindforsĬRITICAL PERSPECTIVES The purpose of the works in this series is to provide the teacher and student with the most important critical and historic commentary on major authors, themes, and national literatures of the non-western world. Chinua Achebe's Poems of regeneration / Philip Rogers Citation previewĬHINUA ACHEBE Edited by C.
Achebe's African parable / Bernth Lindfors - A man of the people / David Carroll - Chinua Achebe : a man of the people / Ngugi wa Thiong'o - Poetry. Wren - A source for Arrow of God / Charles Nnolim - A source for Arrow of God : a response / C.L. Mahood - Mister Johnson and the complexity of Arrow of God / Robert M. The human dimension of history in Arrow of God / Emmanuel Obiechina - Idols of the den / M.M. Language as a theme in No longer at ease / Felicity Riddy - Eliot and Achebe : an analysis of some formal and philosophical qualities of No longer at ease / Roderick Wilson -Arrow of God. Weinstock and Cathy Ramadan - Fire and transition in Things fall apart / Bu-Buakei Jabbi - No longer at ease. Innes - Symbolic structure in Things fall apart / Donald J. Iyasere - Language, poetry and doctrine in Things fall apart / C.L. Stock - Narrative techniques in Things fall apart / Solomon O.
Brown - Politics and the African writer / Kolawole Ogungbesan - The palm-oil with which Achebe's words are eaten / Bernth Lindfors - Language and action in the novels of Chinua Achebe / Gareth Griffiths - Things fall apart. The tragic conflict in the novels of Chinua Achebe / Abiola Irele - Cultural norms and modes of perception in Achebe's fiction / Lloyd W.
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