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Title: Colonialism and Identity in African Literature
Authors: Siddig, Alawia Hassan Mohammed
Alabas, Siddig –Sawsan Al-Fadul
Keywords: literary genre
transition
paganism
Issue Date: 30-Mar-2021
Publisher: جامعة السودان للعلوم التكنولوجيا
Citation: - Siddig , Alawia Hassan Mohammed. Colonialism and Identity in African Literature/ Alawia Hassan Mohammed Siddig . Sawsan Al-Fadul Alabas . - Vol 2021. No2, - article.
Abstract: This study aimed at documenting the impact of colonialism on African identity and the implicated liaison between African colonial literature and the African identity. Most of the literary genres in the continent during colonialism were revolving around the agitation against colonizers who were endeavoring to obliterate the African cultures, values, traditions and social aspects. The study could also shed light on the tremendous efforts made by African writers throughout the continents in showing the African identity through their writings moreover to the most outstanding literary products which could appropriately bring the international recognition to the African literary work. The researcher portrayed the way Africans were leading their lives during the pre-colonialism and the unstultified remarkable changes during colonialism.
Description: جامعة السودان للعلوم والتكنولوجيا
URI: http://repository.sustech.edu/handle/123456789/26093
ISSN: 1858-828
Appears in Collections:Volume 22 No. 2

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