Representation of Colonialism in Select Fiction of Achebe: New Insight - S.Y., Guruprasad
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The spread of colonialism across the world fragmented the manifold dimensions such as geography, psyche, culture, identity, society, language, religion, education, family and literature. People have been displaced and scattered around the world due to colonialism. It has also made a scar in the history of Africa. Colonialism brought about migration of mankind around the globe. African history has been influenced by colonialism and it has witnessed an unprecedented flow of people, capital and technology. In Africa, the latency of people, goods and resources began with European colonialism. In…mehr

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The spread of colonialism across the world fragmented the manifold dimensions such as geography, psyche, culture, identity, society, language, religion, education, family and literature. People have been displaced and scattered around the world due to colonialism. It has also made a scar in the history of Africa. Colonialism brought about migration of mankind around the globe. African history has been influenced by colonialism and it has witnessed an unprecedented flow of people, capital and technology. In Africa, the latency of people, goods and resources began with European colonialism. In the guise of colonialism, the colonizers forcibly acquired native Africans lands and also controlled the people, wealth and resources. Achebe as an insider attempted to present an authentic interpretation of the African culture and tradition. He was provoked by the Eurocentric vision of the African portrayed by the Europeans in terms of a savage inhabiting a dark continent. He captured the disruptive and devastating impact of the colonial encounter of the African with the British colonizer. Achebe captured colonialism and their effects on African culture in his creative writing.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Guruprasad S Y is currently working as Assistant Professor of English in Yuvarajäs College, University of Mysore. He did his PhD on Caribbean Literature. He has 7 years of teaching experience for undergraduate and graduate students. He has published more than ten Research articles in International Journals and presented many research papers.