When
writing about America there's a couple things you need to do to ensure your
writing is successful. First, you need to remember that America is large
country and therefore its essential that you generalize all your ideas and view
all the people as the same. Who cares that there's fifty states I mean they're
all pretty much the same anyway right? It's important to ignore the varying
cultures as there's no way you could possibly write about the...
Thursday, 21 May 2015
Tuesday, 19 May 2015
Paper Two Practice
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Show how and to what effect Achebe makes use of myth, legend or other stories and tales.
In Things Fall Apart, Achebe includes many Igbo myths and folk tales such as the story of the cunning Tortoise and..... Achebe includes these stories as they illustrate many key values of the Igbo culture and also give warnings about the consequences of not following these ideals. As in many cultures, these folk tales highlight cultural ideals as they...
Monday, 11 May 2015
Obierika Memoir
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I should have known that the intentions of the white men were
not entirely true...They arrived in Umofia with their silly religion and like fools we allowed them to
stay. We underestimated them and that was the first step leading towards our
ultimate demise. How we were unable to see their true agenda is still unknown
to me. They were smart and their moves were strategic. By converting people to
their faith they were able to effectively tear...
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Paper Two Practice
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Discuss the significance of social status in Things
Fall Apart, and comment on its contribution to characterization.
The novel Things Fall
Apart offers an exclusive insight into the world and lives of the Igbo
people which highlights the values and significant aspects of their culture.
One of the main aspects which is emphasized in the story is social status and
the role it has within their society. Throughout the story there is a constant
reminder...
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