The rise of the African novel : politics of language, identity, and ownership / Mukoma Wa Ngugi.
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TextSeries: African perspectivesPublisher: Ann Arbor : University of Michigan Press, 2020Description: 216 p. ; 23 cmContent type: - text
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- 9780472123360 (ebook)
- 809.39896 MUK 23
- PL8010.6
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Introduction. Manufacturing the African novel : the Makerere writers and questions of language, identity, and ownership -- No shrubbing in the English metaphysical empire, please : a question of language -- Amos Tutuola : creating the African literary bogeyman -- Africa's missing literary history : from A. C. Jordan's Child of two worlds to Noviolet Bulawayo's fractured multiple worlds -- Manufacturing the African literary canon : costs and opportunities -- Toward a rooted transnational African literature : politics of image and naming.
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