Chinua Achebe: Political and Social Contexts Overview

• Achebe's Fiction and Contemporary Nigerian Politics
• Ideological Positioning in Anthills of the Savannah and The Remains of the Day
• Ikem on the Oppression of Women
• Rose Ure Mezu, Women in Achebe's World, Womanist Theory and Research
• Ikem's Political Philosophy
• The Continuing Colonialism
• A Man of the People: Commentary
• No Longer at Ease: Commentary
• "Crisis in the soul" In Chinua Achebe's No Longer At Ease
• Arrow of God: Commentary
• Chinua Achebe & Things Fall Apart
• The Role of Women in Things Fall Apart
• A Man of the People: Commentary
• Freudian Psychology in Anthills
• A Little Modernism
• Anthills of the Savannah and Postcolonial Gender Questions
• Postcolonial Identity, PostColonial Literature
• Proverb and Culture in the Novels of Chinua Achebe
• Proverb and Folklore in the Novels of Chinua Achebe
• Village of Umuofia — A Virtual Reality Environment created by Allen Webb, Professor of English at Western Michigan University, to explore the world of Things Fall Apart

Last Modified 4 January 2005