Phyllis Taoua is Professor at the University of Arizona in Francophone Studies where she teaches courses on Africa and the French-speaking world. She is affiliated with Africana Studies, World Literature and the Human Rights program.
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Introduction. The meaning of freedom in Africa 1. The self: unfettering identity after independence 2. Gender: women's engagement with freedom 3. The nation: from liberation to meaningful freedom 4. Global Africa: pillaging with less impunity in the era of neoliberal capital 5. The spiritual realm: Okonkwo's unraveling and other responses Conclusion.
Introduction. The meaning of freedom in Africa 1. The self: unfettering identity after independence 2. Gender: women's engagement with freedom 3. The nation: from liberation to meaningful freedom 4. Global Africa: pillaging with less impunity in the era of neoliberal capital 5. The spiritual realm: Okonkwo's unraveling and other responses Conclusion.
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