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The Image Of African Women In A Patriarchal Society
[A CASE STUDY OF BUCHI EMECHETA’S THE JOYS OF MOTHERHOOD AND AMMA DARKO’S BEYOND THE HORIZON] -
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]The narrator of Nervous Condition is an integral participant of the
story, and a seemingly reliable one since the reading of the story and
its commentary affords the reader the opportunity to accept it as an
authoritative account of non-fictional truth(p.87).Flora Nwapa, the
first Nigerian female novelist has projected the control of men in
patriarchal society in a number of novels including Efuru. It has female
empowerment, sisterhood and gender equality as its hallmark. Her
serio ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]The narrator of Nervous Condition is an integral participant of the
story, and a seemingly reliable one since the reading of the story and
its commentary affords the reader the opportunity to accept it as an
authoritative account of non-fictional truth(p.87).Flora Nwapa, the
first Nigerian female novelist has projected the control of men in
patriarchal society in a number of novels including Efuru. It has female
empowerment, sisterhood and gender equality as its hallmark. Her
serio ... Continue reading---
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