Comparative Analysis of 'Things Fall Apart' and 'Kanthapura' as Sociological Perspective
1. Prepared By: Gohil Namrata R.
Paper no.:14/ The African Literature
Enrolment No.: G13101010
Year: 2014-2015
Roll No.: 18
M.A./Part:2
Sem.:4
Submitted To: S.B. Gardi,
Department of English,
M.K. Bhavnagar University,
Bhavnagar(Gujarat-India).
2.
3. Things Fall Apart published
in 1958, just before Nigerian
independence, the novel
recounts the life of the village
hero Okonkwo and describes
the arrival of white missionaries
in Nigeria and its impact on
traditional Igbo Society during
the late 1800s.
4. Kanthapura, the first major
Indian novel in English was
written in the colonial India in
1930. It deals with the civil
Disobedience Movement of
the 1930s. This Novel Deals of
colonial India is post-colonial in
spirit for various reasons. To
deify Gandhi is a art of the
process of decolonizing the
Indian mind
6. Kanthapura regarded as colonial novel of 1938.
It Decolonize the mind of the people of
Kanthapura.
The simple happening including the fight against
the British colonialism at the Skeffington Coffee
Estate, give us a clear picture of decolonization
process.
The Role of Gandhism.
7. Things Fall Apart is set during a period of
British colonial rule of Nigeria in the late 1800s.
Nigeria became a British
colony in 1886.
8. Christian missionaries
arrived in Nigeria in the
mid-1800s, and by the
end of the century had
begun a strong
conversion campaign.
They wanted the African
people to embrace
Christianity.
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10.
11. Role Of Achakka
He represent
Gandhiji’s
Philosophy.
Positivity
Role of Okonkwo
Okonkwo believes
that strength and
toughness are
more important
than compassion
and gentleness.