Remembering a legend
Subtitle: Chinua Achebe
By: studies by Ernest N. Emenyonu & Charles E. Nnolim
Contributors: Nnolim, Charles E., author
Publisher: African Heritage Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 253
ISBN-13: 9781940729121
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Nigerian fiction (English); History and criticism; LITERARY COLLECTIONS / General
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Emenyonu; title: Chinua Achebe: The Passing of a Comet / Emenyonu; title: Chinua Achebe: A re-assessment / Nnolim; title: Achebe's Things Fall Apart: An Igbo National Epic / Nnolim; title: Things Fall Apart (1958) at 50: Chinua Achebe's 'Mustard Seed' / Emenyonu; title: The Colonial Encounter in the African Novel: Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart / Emenyonu; title: Characterization and Social Vision in Achebe's Things Fall Apart and No Longer at Ease: a study of the Iconoclast and the Stigmatized 'other' / Emenyonu; title: Characterization in the Nigerian Novel: Ezeulu in Arrow of God / Emenyonu; title: Technique and Meaning in Achebe's Arrow of God / Nnolim; title: The Form and function of Folk Tradition in Achebe's Novels / Nnolim; title: The Socialist Vision in the Nigerian Novel: Chinua Achebe's The Anthills of the Savannah and Festus Iyayi's Heroes / Emenyonu; title: Selection and Validation of Oral Materials for Children's Literature: Artistic Resources in Chinua Achebe's Fiction for Children / Emenyonu; title: (Re) Inventing the Past for the Present: Symbolism in Chinua Achebe's How the Leopard Got His Claws / Emenyonu; title: The Short Story as a Genre, with Notes of Achebe's "The Madman" / Nnolim; title: Chinua Achebe and the Problematics of Writing in Indigenous Nigerian Languages: Towards the Resolution of the Igbo Language Predicament / Emenyonu; title: Achebe: Accountable to Our Society; title: An Interview / Emenyonu; title: Dimensions of Productivity in the Poetry of Chinua Achebe / Ikeogu Oke; title: Therer was a Country: Chinua Achebe's Exit Testimony to Nigeria / Emenyonu.