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- Part 1: Chapter 1
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- Part 1: Chapter 6
- Part 1: Chapter 7
- Part 1: Chapter 8
- Part 1: Chapter 9
- Part 1: Chapter 10
- Part 1: Chapter 11
- Part 1: Chapter 12
- Part 1: Chapter 13
- Part 2: Chapter 14
- Part 2: Chapter 15
- Part 2: Chapter 16
- Part 2: Chapter 17
- Part 2: Chapter 18
- Part 2: Chapter 19
- Part 3: Chapter 20
- Part 3: Chapter 21
- Part 3: Chapter 22
- Part 3: Chapter 23
- Part 3: Chapter 24
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1. Why did Achebe choose to take the title of his novel, Things Fall Apart , from William Butler Yeats' poem "The Second Coming"?
2. What is the narrator's point of view and what values are important to the narrator?
3. Achebe presents details of daily village life in Umuofia, as well as details concerning the Igbo culture. Describe the setting of the novel.
4. What is chi ? Explain the importance of chi in shaping Okonkwo's destiny.
5. Obierika is a foil for Okonkwo. That is, when compared to Okonkwo, the contrast between the two characters emphasizes the distinctive characteristics of Okonkwo. Compare the two characters — Obierika and Okonkwo.
6. Achebe suggests that Igbo culture is dynamic (constantly changing). Find evidence in the novel to support this notion.
7. What is the significance of Nwoye's Christian name, Isaac?
8. In Things Fall Apart , Achebe includes stories from Igbo culture and tradition, proverbs, and parables. What is the significance of Achebe's integration of African literary forms with that of Western literary forms?
9. Achebe resents the stereotype of African cultures that is presented in literature, such as Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Identify instances in Things Fall Apart that portray variations in African cultures.
10. What is the role of women in the novel?
11. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of the social structure portrayed in Things Fall Apart . For example, the culture is polygamous ; the husband, wives, and children live in their own compound; children are cared for communally.
12. Explain why you think Okonkwo kills himself.
13. In your opinion, what contributes most to things falling apart in Umuofia? Explain.
14. How are the womanly or feminine qualities of the Igbo culture important to its survival?
15. Compare Mr. Brown and Reverend Smith. How does the black and white thinking of Reverend Smith contribute to Umuofia's downfall? What would have prevented Umuofia's downfall?
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Suggested Essay Topics
1. Think about the role of weather in the novel. How does it work, symbolically or otherwise, in relation to important elements of the novel such as religion? Are rain and draught significant? Explore the ways in which weather affects the emotional and spiritual realms of the novel as well as the physical world.
2. Women suffer great losses in this novel but also, in certain circumstances, hold tremendous power. What role do women play in Okonkwo’s life? Is there any difference between his interaction with specific women and his understanding of women and femininity in general?
3. Animal imagery abounds in the folktales and proverbs circulated among the clan members. What is the significance of some of the animals they discuss? What does the prominence of animal figures suggest about Igbo culture and about Achebe’s larger goals?
4. In what ways does the idea of progress shape the novel? If Unoka, Okonkwo, and Nwoye are symbolic of three successive generations, how does society in Umuofia change over the course of their lifetimes? Where does Ikemefuna fit into this picture?
5. Throughout the novel, drums, music, and the town crier’s voice punctuate the narrative at key moments. When does silence occur and what does it mean? Is there more than one type of silence? Can silence be characterized as a positive or negative occurrence? What are the implications of the fact that Unoka takes his flute with him to the Evil Forest when he dies?
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Part One Chapter 1 1. Compare and contrast Okonkwo with his father, Unoka. Give special attention to the reasons why Okonkwo disdains his father and strives to succeed.
2. Discuss the significance of the three proverbs introduced in Chapter One. Thoroughly explain each proverb and define its meaning in the context of the chapter. What is Chinua Achebe’s overall purpose in using Igbo proverbs in the novel?
Chapter 2 1. In what ways is Okonkwo a respected leader in the village? Give three examples to support your points.
2. Describe the homestead of Okonkwo, his three wives, and eight children. What does the homestead reveal about Igbo culture? Discuss three points and provide examples to support your ideas.
Chapter 3 1. The author introduces Chika and one of Nwakibie’s nine wives. He also mentions Okonkwo’s mother and sisters. Based upon this information, describe at least three various roles women play in Igbo society. Use examples to support your points.
2. Explain the Igbo concept of chi and show how this concept relates to Okonkwo’s desired success in life.
Chapter 4 1. Compare and contrast the way Okonkwo treats Osugo, his wives, and his sons. Is Okonkwo harsher to men, women, or children? Support your points with examples.
2. Discuss the symbolic meaning of the Week of Peace for the Igbo people. How does Okonkwo’s anger violate the Week of Peace?
Chapter 5 1. Okonkwo is angry because he is unable to work during the preparations for the New Yam Festival. Compare and contrast Okonkwo’s behavior during the festival with his behavior during the Week of Peace.
2. Polygamy is defined as the practice of having more than one spouse at a time. The work and play of the women and children in this chapter provide examples of a harmonious polygamous household. Describe this household in terms of the relationships between Okonkwo’s wives and children.
Chapter 6 1. Describe Okonkwo’s reaction to the wrestling match. Why do you think he reacts this way?
2. Describe the relationships among Chielo, Ekwefi, and Ezinma. How do you know that Chielo is really no ordinary person?
Chapter 7 1. Okonkwo is inwardly pleased with his son Nwoye. He attributes Nwoye’s development to Ikemefuna. Why does Okonkwo want Nwoye to be a prosperous man and feed the ancestors with regular sacrifices?
2. Okonkwo loves Ikemefuna, and the boy calls him father. Yet, Okonkwo kills his adopted son in cold blood. Why does Okonkwo kill Ikemefuna? Ezeudu is an elder and a leader in the community. Why didn’t Okonkwo heed Ezeudu’s advice? Is Okonkwo making up his own rules, regulations, and customs? Prove your points.
Chapter 8 1. Compare and contrast Okonkwo and his friend Obierika. Which one of the men is more balanced? Prove your position with a good example.
2. Discuss the role of women in founding and maintaining a family in Igbo society. Explain the custom of the bride-price.
Chapter 9 1. The concept of ogbanje is foreign to Western readers. Explain the concept, and show how Ekwefi’s sorrow contributes to her love for Ezinma.
2. Okonkwo shows a softer, more loving side in his relationship with Ezinma. Provide two examples from this chapter illustrating Okonkwo’s care and concern.
Chapter 10 1. Explain the judicial function of the egwugwu and the relationship of the egwugwu to the living. Note the relationship of the egwugwu to Igbo women.
2. How do you know that Okonkwo is one of the egwugwu ? What qualifications does Okonkwo have to enter the secret society? Support your points with examples.
Chapter 11 1. Explain how the story of Tortoise and the birds fits in with some of the other stories Achebe has told about animals throughout the novel. Explain the purpose of these stories.
2. Explain the Oracle and Chielo’s relationship with her god. Explain why all the characters, Okonkwo, Ekwefi, Ezinma, and Chielo, were powerless to alter the events of this dark night.
Chapter 12 1. Describe the role of women in Igbo society based on the information you have gathered in this chapter. Discuss the role of women in the family, women in religion, and women in politics.
2. Explain how Achebe complicates the character of Okonkwo. Compare Okonkwo on the dark night he waited for Ezinma at the cave of Agbala with Okonkwo on the day he accompanied his adopted son, Ikemefuna, through the forest.
Chapter 13 1. Explain why Ezeudu is such an important and well-respected man in Umuofia. Discuss his family, his finances, his political power, and his role in the community. Explain how Ezeudu interpreted the decrees of the Earth goddess in terms of Okonkwo’s responsibility to his adopted son, Ikemefuna.
2. Obierika is a thoughtful, well-balanced Igbo. Explain how Obierika can question the justice of the Earth goddess, support Okonkwo by storing his yams, and raze his friend’s homestead at the same time.
Part Two Chapter 14 1. Uchendu attempts to convince Okonkwo that he is not the greatest sufferer in the world. Provide three examples Uchendu uses to make his point.
2. Give a detailed analysis of the saying “Mother is Supreme,” as it relates to Okonkwo. (p. 94) Use three examples to support your points.
Chapter 15 1. Give a detailed example explaining how Obierika is a good and loyal friend to Okonkwo.
2. Why does Uchendu tell the story of Mother Kite? Give three reasons to support your points.
Chapter 16 1. An efulefu is a man who sells his machete and wears only his sheath into battle. Is the efulefu a good representation of the Igbo men and women who were first attracted to Christianity? Provide at least three examples to support your point.
2. Explain how Christianity exacerbates the relationship between Nwoye and Okonkwo.
Chapter 17 1. Explain why Nwoye’s interest in Christianity may result in the annihilation of Okonkwo and his ancestors. Provide two quotes to support your points.
2. As he stares into the fire, Okonkwo ponders Nwoye’s behavior. He wonders how a man like himself could father a weak and useless son like Nwoye. What is Okonkwo’s analysis of the situation?
Chapter 18 1. Describe the osu and explain why the young church is upset about allowing the osu to join the congregation.
2. Some members of the traditional Igbo community want to persecute the Christians; others take a more moderate stand. Explain the rationale behind the two different reactions to the Christians.
Chapter 19 1. What does the elder mean when he says the young people do not know how to speak with one voice? Explain why the elders are fearful for the younger generation.
2. Has Okonkwo learned the supremacy of a mother’s love during his exile in Mbanta? Provide three examples to support your point.
Part Three Chapter 20 1. Identify the role and function of the court messengers and explain the native court system. Use the land dispute between Aneto and Oduche to illustrate how the native court system worked.
2. At the end of this chapter, Obierika explains that the white man “. . . has put a knife on the things that held us together and we have fallen apart.” (p. 125) Explain the meaning of Obierika’s words and provide three examples to support your point.
Chapter 21 1. Okonkwo plans to return to Umuofia with a flourish. Discuss in detail three reasons why his return is not as exciting as he planned.
2. Explain one basic way in which the Igbo traditional religion is similar to Christianity. Explain another fundamental way in which the Igbo traditional religion is different from Christianity.
Chapter 22 1. Compare and contrast Mr. Brown with Reverend Smith; compare and contrast Reverend Smith with Enoch.
2. Describe Enoch’s crime and explain why it is such a serious offense.
Chapter 23 1. Describe Okonkwo’s reaction to the summons from the District Commissioner and his reaction to his imprisonment.
2. Compare and contrast the way the District Commissioner and the court messengers treat the Igbo leaders.
Chapter 24 1. Give three basic reasons why Okonkwo kills the court messenger. Use examples to support your points.
2. Give three basic reasons why the people of Umuofia do not rise up and support Okonkwo by capturing the other four messengers. Use examples to support your points.
Chapter 25 1. Is Okonkwo a tragic hero, or is he a fool? Is Okonkwo selfish? How would you describe Okonkwo at the end of the novel? Use three examples to support your point.
2. What does the title of the District Commissioner’s book tell you about his attitude toward the Igbo people? How would a successful Igbo living in Umuofia at the time of Okonkwo’s death title the commissioner’s book? How would an osu or an anguished mother of twins title the work? How would you title the commissioner’s book?
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" Things Fall Apart " is a famous novel by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe. It's considered an important work in world literature, albeit a controversial one—the book has been banned in some places for its critical portrayal of European colonialism . The book is split into three parts showing the reader the negative effects of colonization on the main characters' tribe. It also shows how Christian missionary work to convert the African population forever altered their culture. The book was written in 1958 and became one of the first books from Africa to become world-renowned. It is seen as an archetype for the modern African novel.
Plot Summary
Protagonist Okonkwo becomes a successful farmer and earns titles and respect in his community, even though his lazy father, Unoka, was a disrespected laughingstock. His father is a source of shame for Okonkwo, who's strived to be everything his father was not. He's domineering over his family as a result, and his overarching desire to always seem "manly" leads to his downfall.
Okonkwo takes in a ward, given to him to care for as a peace offering to avoid war with the neighboring Mbaino community. An oracle says the boy must be killed, but Okonkwo is advised not to do it himself; he does it anyway. But it's after the accidental killing of a leader in his community that he and his family are exiled for seven years.
When they return, they find that much has changed in their community because of white missionaries who have come to town. They've set up a prison, a European-style court of law, a church, a school, and a hospital. Okonkwo doesn't understand why the people haven't revolted against these oppressors. Then, the benevolent Mr. Brown is replaced by a strict reverend who isn't interested in the people's existing culture. Violence eventually ensues, and the local leaders are eventually taken down by the colonizers. Okonkwo cannot cope and ends his own life.
Main Characters
These are the main characters in the novel:
- Okonkwo: protagonist whose fatal flaw is his inability to adapt to change and his reverence for needing to appear tough and "manly"
- Ikemefuna: clever, resourceful boy; ward of Okonkwo given to avoid war; killed by him so Okonkwo does not appear weak
- Nwoye: son of Okonkwo who becomes a Christian; a sensitive boy
- Ezinma: daughter of Okonkwo; bold; her father's favorite; the only surviving child of Ekwefi
- Ekwefi: Okonkwo's second wife
- Unoka: Okonkwo's father, whom Okonkwo strives to be the opposite of; lazy and enjoys music and conversation; gentle, cowardly, and unambitious; does not have the respect of the townsfolk.
- Obierika: best friend of Okonkwo
- Ogbuefi Ezeudu: the elder of Umuofia
- Mr. Brown: missionary to Umuofia and Mbanta; patient, kind, respectful, open-minded person who builds a school and hospital in Umofia and encourages literacy so the people keep up with the rest of the world; represents colonization
- Rev. James Smith: missionary who contrasts with Mr. Brown in that he is strict and doesn't compromise; has no interest in the native peoples' culture; also represents colonization
Major Themes
In addition to the themes of the effect of colonization on African society and how cultures clash, there are also personal themes in "Things Fall Apart." Readers can examine how people's character leads to their outcomes, such as how adaptable (or unadaptable) they are to change, and how that can be considered a kind of destiny. An examination of the book can also look at human emotions and find commonalities and universals.
The destiny theme can be examined on a societal level as well. Achebe illustrates the complexity of the Igbo society and how it functions—unlike the authoritarian encroachers—without a strong central government. Is it destiny for the people to have been conquered, then? You can also examine how the community and people interact to find balance and function as a society.
Historical Impact
"Things Fall Apart" has become one of the most important books in African literature, as it was among the first major works to bring the African perspective to a worldwide audience and launched the continent's modern literature. It even made Western anthropologists realize they'd been getting the story wrong and led them to re-examine their methods and scholarship on Africa's history and peoples.
Though controversial to write a novel in the colonizers' language, the book was able to reach more people that way. Achebe was also able to work untranslatable Ibo words into the telling so that people would be able to understand them through context as they read, rather than have a translator not achieve adequate subtleties of meaning.
The book awakened pride in history and community for people in Africa and led them to realize that they could tell their own stories.
Discussion Questions
- What is important about the title: "Things Fall Apart?" Is there a reference in the novel that explains the title?
- What are the conflicts in "Things Fall Apart?" What types of conflict (physical, moral, intellectual, or emotional) are present?
- How do the story's themes relate to the plot and characters?
- What are some symbols in "Things Fall Apart?" How do they relate to the plot and characters?
- Are the characters consistent in their actions? Are they fully developed characters? Are some characters more fully developed than others? How? Why?
- Do you find the characters likable? Are the characters people you would want to meet?
- What is the primary purpose of the story? Is it important or meaningful?
- Do you think the novel is meant to be political? What point was the author trying to make? Did he succeed?
- Why is the novel so controversial? Do you think the book should be censored or banned? Should it be taught in schools?
- How essential is the setting to the story? Could the story have taken place anywhere else?
- What is the role of family and community in this novel? How does it change when the missionaries arrive?
- Does the story end the way you expected? How? Why? What point do you think the author was making with the conclusion of the novel? Does your perspective change knowing there is a sequel?
- Would you recommend this novel to a friend? Why or why not?
- How is religion portrayed in this novel? Do you think the Christian missionaries had a positive or negative impact on the characters?
- What is important about the time period the novel is set in?
- Why do you think the author's decision to write the novel in English rather than his native language caused controversy?
- What point is the author trying to make about the African identity? What problems does the author outline? Does he offer solutions?
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1. Summarise the events of the vigil and funeral of Meursault’s mother.
The novel begins auspiciously as Meursault recounts how his mother died today, or maybe yesterday and immediately he is cast as one who is at least indifferent to the meaning of events surrounding him.
As recounted in the court case, he shows little emotion during his time at the home and is seen to endure the vigil and funeral rather than be emotionally engaged with it. He remembers barely anything of the funeral itself, noting Pérez’s fainting fit, the heat and light, and the white roots mixed with earth that covers his mother’s coffin. Although he shows no grief at this time, the readers should consider, nevertheless, if he should be condemned for this. He acts authentically, rather than hypocritically, and the narrative demands that this should not be a reason for him being condemned.
2. Consider the effect of the sun on Meursault and offer an analysis.
The glare of the sun and the unbearable heat are described in each chapter that Meursault is free and it becomes a cipher for how he (or anyone) is unable to escape the effects of nature, and the universe. He is depicted as being a victim of the unforgiving light, and this in turn highlights how he (as is anyone) an insignificant absurdist creation.
The heat of the sun is also a reminder that the setting is based in French-controlled Algeria, and Meursault’s negative reaction to it serves to emphasize how he, like other French citizen, is an outsider in this country.
3. Analyze the court case.
The court case is depicted as one that borders on farcical and if it were not for the outcome of the death penalty, it would be seen as wholly laughable. Meursault is seen to be tried for his emotionless reaction to his mother’s death rather than for the murder of an Algerian (or, an ‘Arab’ as he is always referred to) and the court is complicit in such racist views of the native citizens.
Because of this, the moral condemnation of Meursault is seen to be not only inappropriate when it does not concern the murder he has committed, but also hypocritical as those who are judging him are also shown to be guilty of moral delinquency.
4. Consider the ending of The Outsider .
It is not until the last paragraphs of the novel that Meursault reaches some kind of understanding of his life and how to live it. After venting his anger on the chaplain, who refuses to allow him to be a non-believer, he feels cleansed.
He understands now that the ‘benign indifference of the universe’ should be lived with and accepted, and life should be experienced while still possible. His death is inevitable because of his death sentence, but he also sees that we are all born to die. It is of note that he also recognizes this by remembering his mother’s relationship with Pérez as he sees that she chose to start afresh again at the very end of her existence. It is thoughts such as these that inspire him to consider the crowds at his execution as easing his loneliness as they will remind him he is still alive until the last moment.
5. Examine the philosophy underpinning the novel.
This novel is shaded with the concept of the absurd and puts into practice what has already been seen in Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus . The insignificance of humanity and the meaningless of the world are highlighted by this way of thinking, as is the understanding that despite this it is still possible to live authentically and with good faith.
Meursault embodies both of these views as he lives from moment to moment with barely any regard for the future or for those around him, but goes on to understand that this need lead to meaninglessness. He is not morally condemned for this, but nor is he praised. It is not until his epiphany in the final paragraphs that he recognizes that despite the ultimate meaningless of our existence, it is possible to have hope and to experience existence as fully as possible.
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Things Fall Apart Essays
Things fall apart masculinity.
Masculinity has a huge impact on the lives of the Ibo tribe. For instance, Ibo tribes in Africa highly support male masculinity and dominance. From a young age the individuals of the Ibo tribe are molded to understand the concept of male superiority. For anyone who digresses away from this idea, is thought of as weak by the community. In Things Fall Apart, the protagonist’s life, Okonkwo, is derived from his obsession with masculinity and his fear of failure and […]
White Missionaries and the Igbo People
In the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, the author brings white missionaries into the Igbo people’s land. These missionaries have caused the Igbo people to convert into a new religion and a new government. Therefore Chinua Achebe uses the missionaries to convey the theme that the legacy of colonialism leads to a shattered community. Even though the Igbo people had tried to resist the missionaries’ beliefs, they underestimated the missionaries’ power. This book was published in 1958 and […]
Gender Roles in Things Fall Apart
The role of women has always been surrounded by controversy, some people believe women should get married, have children and take care of the household. Others believe women should have the choice between working a nine to five job, being a stay at home mom or both. Things Fall Apart was written by African writer Chinua Achebe in 1959, it came from the stories that Achebe’s mother used to tell him about the Igbo people. Things Fall Apart tells the […]
Comparative Study on Heart of Darkness and Things Fall Apart
Things Fall Apart and Heart of Darkness illustrate the various ways of representing Africa in the form of literature. Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad presents Africa through the perspective of colonization by the Europeans who depict the African continent as savages, uncivilized, and underdeveloped. Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, on the other hand, tend to respond to Conrad’s perception of Africa by portraying the native Africans as focused, cultured, and productive. Through Okonkwo, Achebe depicts Africans as proud […]
Okonkwo is the Legend of the Novel Things Fall Apart
Things fall apart is a disaster novel formed by Chinua Achebe. Okonkwo, who is the legend of the novel and a champion among the most powerful men in the Ibo tribe routinely falls back on violence to make his centers appreciated. Down in his heart, Okonkwo is genuinely not a savage man, anyway his life is directed by his inside conflict, the fear of dissatisfaction and of inadequacy. Okonkwo made it a point in his life to isolate himself from […]
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About Westernization in “Things Fall Apart”
Things Fall Apart”Things Fall Apart” a book written by Chinua Achebe is set in Nigeria in the 1890’s and portrays the clash between Nigeria’s white colonial government and the traditional culture of the native Igbo people. Many of the characters in this book clearly conveyed the effects of westernization at this time. In “Things Fall Apart” Nwoye, Okonkwo’s son, was positively impacted by the western culture collision by breaking away from his father and his culture to pursue his dreams. […]
Complex Culture in Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
In Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe the author teaches us how the Ibo and the British are both uncivilized in their own ways. The Ibo being uncivilized in their technology. While the British are uncivilized in their world view and the way they treat other people. The text states He had and old rusty gun made by a clever blacksmith who came to live in Umofia long ago pg.38. This shows how technologically primitive the people of Umofia are. […]
Imperialism in “Heart of Darkness” and “Things Fall Apart”
Throughout the novels, Heart of Darkness and Things Fall Apart, both illustrate the complexity and the morality surrounding imperialism, which struck the continent of Africa in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. By comparing and contrasting the two different perspectives on the effects of imperialism shown in Heart of Darkness and Things Fall Apart, the authors’ messages correspond to the overarching message of the evils of imperialism, yet the little action that could be done to end it. In […]
Colonism in Things Fall Apart
Nigerian author named, Chinua Achebe, authored a novel which was entitled as Things Fall Apart,’ which was published in the year 1958. The novel was an attempt by the author to present the true image of the African society, through the literature, which has always been depicted as an uncivilized and backward society in the literature of the foreign languages. The author included the story, as well as the transition of a Nigerian tribe from the traditional society to the […]
About Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
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Colonialism and its Aftermath: Changing Realities
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Collision in Conrad’s and Achebe’s Novels
In Heart of Darkness and Things Fall Apart, Joseph Conrad and Chinua Achebe employ characters caught between colliding cultures which can be seen through the use of literary techniques such as symbolism and imagery, ultimately revealing the theme of culture and traditions. The authors Joseph Conrad and Chinua Achebe have main characters that live in different continents, but experience similar cultural collisions. Although Marlow and Okonkwo have different lifestyles, they are led to question their identities and make decisions that […]
Novels Kanthapura and Things Fall Apart
Raja Rao and Chinua Achebe through the depiction of the respective philosophies in their novels Kanthapura and Things Fall Apart brings out the perception of social, cultural and traditional aspects of Nigerian village Umuofia and Indian village of Kanthapura. Moreover, both the authors through these philosophies put light on the issue of colonization which the African natives and Indian natives suffered at the hands of white missionaries and Britishers. Rao who was an ardent follower of Mahatma Gandhi, paid respect […]
Heart of Darkness & Things Fall Apart
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The European as a Savior of Native Africans
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Okonkwo from “Things Fall Apart”
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Things Fall Apart Analysis
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Justice in Things Fall Apart
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Author’s Style in Things Fall Apart and Lord of the Flies
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Become Gendered in “Things Fall Apart”
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Religion and Ideology in Things Fall Apart
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A Cultural Note on Okonkwo’s Suicide in Things Fall Apart
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Masculinity in Societies in Things Fall Apart
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Things Fall Apart Dehumanization by Matthew Register
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Essay About Things Fall Apart ‘Things Fall Apart’ is a very well-written novel written by Chinua Achebe which took place during the nineteenth century. The setting of the story was Igboland. Throughout this essay, I am going to explain how the protagonist had a life before his world “falls apart” (hence the title), how the outside forces change his life, how he responds to the situation. I will also include how the poem “The Second Coming’ by William Butler Yeats sets the tone and inspiration for the novel Things Fall Apart. The story begins with Okonkwo, who at a very young age, strived to be perfect which is contrary to his father. His father was lazy, to say the least. He built his home and reputation as a hardworking farmer and wrestler. His hard work paid off as he became wealthy. He had a natural son, Nwoye, and an adoptive son, Ikemefuna, who he loved more than his real son. Things changed when he has to kill his adoptive son as to what his tribe has decided. Okonkwo showed no emotion as he wants to be seen as the image of masculinity although inside, he was guilty, hurt, and regretful. During the funeral, he accidentally shot and killed a boy which caused him to be exiled in Mbanta, his mother’s homeland. During his stay in Manta, news came to him that the White Missionaries has arrived in his tribe. These White Missionaries bring Christianity with them and has convinced a lot of Igbo people to be converted to Christianity. Just when Okonkwo was allowed to go back home, his son converted to Christianity which made him disown his own son. The Igbo people tried to make peace with the missionaries but the latter captured the leaders of the Igbo people and was only freed when the Igbo people had enough ransom money with them. They wanted revenge, thus they held a war council. But in the midst of the council, the missionaries’ court messenger arrived and ordered them to stop the meeting. It dawned to Okonkwo that they can never go against the white, and as proud as himself, he hung himself to death. Things Fall Apart is a story of a culture on the verge of change. It talks about how the different characters have responded to the call of change. More often than not, the strain of whether the change is more important than tradition entails personal status questions. For example, Okonkwo is against the new religious and political order. This is because he believed that accepting the new religious and political order means that they are not man enough. In addition, this is also due to his fear that he might lose his social status once he accepts and joins them. For him, his self-worth depends on the traditional standards of society. But these traditional standards of self-evaluation has caused a lot of outcasts to embrace Christianity where they enjoyed a higher status. Generally speaking, the villagers are in between choosing or resisting change. They are wrapped with fear as to what these changes will bring them and how will they adapt to such changes in as much as they are also excited with the new opportunities and techniques that come with it. However, the White Missionaries wanted to eliminate the need to master the traditional ways of cooking, farming, harvesting, and building which were crucial for survival to the Igbo people. In the entire novel, Achebe showed how these traditions are slowly being changed and forgotten. The novel does not have a direct antagonist, but the entire world seems to be against Okonkwo. His own family can’t live up with his expectation and his fellow villagers did the same by embracing change rather than protecting and preserving their culture and tradition. In addition to the internal antagonists found inside their village, the presence of the Europeans is also considered as an external antagonist. The novel is also symbolic. The two symbols that were used in the story is fire and locusts. The fire symbolizes Okonkwo’s personality – fierce and destructive. On the other hand, the locusts symbolize the white colonials whom the Igbos thought are good but actually have a different intention. It is worth noting that Things Fall Apart’ is written in English. This is because Achebe wanted the people of the West to read and understand it. He wanted to critique and amend what other writers of the colonial period have painted about the image of Africa. In order to achieve his goal, the need to use the language of these colonials is necessary. Geography plays a pivotal role in the novel as time does. The novel dates back in the 1890s, the time when the British colonials have reached Igboland. The story happened just when British imperialism started in the region, which started not with guns but with Bibles.
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3. Whites often referred to Africa as the “Dark Continent,” a place of evil. Considering Igbo traditional beliefs and the colonial encounter between Britain and the Igbo, where is evil located in this book? In the Things Fall Apart, Achebe (1969) portrays Nigeria at a time when the arrival of the British was intrusive as they crept within Nigeria ’s borders and made an overwhelming influence while they claimed that Nigerians were ultimately evil and needed to be controlled. In essence, it appears that one of Achebe’s (1969) goals is to convey to readers what the British’s alternative motives were when British colonialism occurred. Even though the British wished to portray Nigerians as untamed and undomesticated, the Igbo society was a multifaceted with a complex social system of values and traditions. The Igbo society was an ancient civilization with a labyrinthine system of governance and laws, and yet these laws involved barbaric practices. For example, Achebe (1969) presents customs such as the Nigerians leaving behind numerous babies, and the unthinkable and barbar...
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- Analyzes how igbo traditional beliefs and the colonial encounter between britain and britain make africa a place of evil.
- Analyzes how achebe portrays nigeria at a time when the arrival of the british was intrusive as they crept within nigeria's borders and made an overwhelming influence while they claimed that nigerians were ultimately evil.
- Analyzes how achebe uses proverbs and folk tales to depict okonkwo as a traditional hero, driven by his ability to languish or attain his goals.
- Analyzes how ngugi wa thiong'o argued that african literature should "decolonize the mind" and undo the damaging legacies of colonial education.
- Analyzes how achebe decolonizes the state of mind of anglos and africans through his depiction of the late-19th-century british conquests, the role of force in sustaining colonial rule, taxation conflicts, labor struggles and riots.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's the african trilogy is an excellent piece of literature in its own right, but can also be read as a historical account of this process.
- Explains that the instigation of warrant chiefs in nigeria was a matter of necessity for the british.
- Analyzes how clarke glowed with the i-know-this-will-knock-you-over feeling of a benefactor.
- Explains that the selection of ezeulu as a potential warrant chief is typical of the kind of selection regularly made by the british.
- Analyzes how court clerks and even messengers turned themselves into little tyrants over their own people.
- Opines that court clerks and messengers were in a prime position to take advantage of their fellow igbos through bribery and money lending.
- Analyzes how achebe treats the problem of corruption in lagos in the second novel of the trilogy, no longer at ease.
- Analyzes how a member of an exclusive club whose members greet each other with ‘how’s the car behaving?’ did they expect him to turn around and answer: ‘i’m sorry, but my car is off the road.
- Opines that obi is convinced that those at the top of the civil service have "worked steadily through bribery" and that it is ironic that he is reported to have read a paper to the nigerian students union in london theorising that "the public service of nigeria would remain corrupt until the old africans were replaced by young men from the universities."
- Explains that the british finally abolished the warrant chief system after the aba riots in 1929, when they were forced to re-examine their entire system of government. elizabeth isichei examines this topic in detail.
- Analyzes how men try to attain the psychological security which the social context of their time denies them by creating a charmed island for themselves.
- Explains that colonialism, apart from tearing apart a truly democratic culture, had created new attitudes towards material wealth, and for the igbo people and their neighbours, created an situation from which there was no turning back.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's book, things fall apart, was based on a story and the culture in nigeria, western africa.
- Explains that women in the ibo culture were obedient, miss-treated, and disrespected on a high level.
- Explains that in modern society women have a role and status, they're treated with more respect, appreciation, and courtesy. they gained the right to work, or to speak for themselves.
- Compares the way women were treated in ancient times, stating that the values and needs of women have been incorporated into the society and will continue to upgrade throughout a large number of years.
- Opines that nigerian women's rights have improved and come a long way since the olden days. they are viewed as intelligent, independent, strong women who can do what the opposite gender could do.
- Analyzes how things fall apart by chinua achebe tries to bring back cultural, social, and spiritual basics of traditional igbo existence from the year 1850 and 1900.
- Analyzes how things fall apart portrays a man named okonkwo who is embarrassed of his own father, unoka, who was lazy, thoughtless, and only lived day by day rather than thinking ahead.
- Explains that the new religion from the 'white missionaries,' was the complete opposite of what the igbo society was used to.
- Analyzes the impact of missionaries and colonialism on igbo society, and explains how they were helpful in protecting a paramount place within the society.
- Explains that catholic schools were expanded in power and superiority before the communal war ruined the entire structure.
- Explains that the impact of missionary activities on education is different across ethnic and spiritual groups in igbo society.
- Explains that colonialism is an opinionated system where outside state acquires exclusive control of a region into another region of the humankind.
- Analyzes how the impact of colonization broke ibo societal structure, resulting in destruction of ethnicity and death of many people. okonkwo's aggressive attitude to missionaries conveys about his personal defeat.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe, the "father of african literature", reconstructs the stigma surrounding traditional african tribes through his ground-breaking novel things fall apart.
- Analyzes how achebe illustrates that a child seeks shelter and comfort from his or her mother when their security and safety is in jeopardy.
- Analyzes how igbo culture associates its most powerful god, ani, as a woman. rituals are influential in the engagements of the clan.
- Analyzes how achebe illustrates women partaking in storytelling, while children devour every word. proverbs and myths hold a significant role in education within igbo culture.
- Analyzes how achebe assigns to women in igbo culture in his novel things fall apart. by probing beneath the deceiving surface, readers can see that women of the clan hold powerful positions contradictory to analogous african novels.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's "things fall apart" describes okonkwo and his village, umuofia, and its struggle to hold on to its cultural tradition while facing colonialism.
- Narrates how okonkwo's hard work pays off and he earns three out of the four village titles and is recognized as the greatest warrior in umuofia.
- Analyzes how achebe's book, "things fall apart," shows how westernization led to the demise of many ancient cultures.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's novel things fall apart depicts the life of a man named okonkwo and the tribe of umuofia.
- Analyzes how conrad's descriptions of the africans are inherently racist. the text is full of demeaning descriptions and negative thoughts about the blacks.
- Analyzes conrad's differences in the ability of the africans to communicate in a well thought out and complex language. in things fall apart, the igbo speak like imbeciles, but are cannibals.
- Analyzes how the african culture was alarming to the white man. okonkwo participates in the murder of a boy that lived in his house for several years.
- Compares the thoughts and writings of joseph conrad and chinua achebe based on the time in which they each wrote their perspective novels.
- Analyzes how conrad's racism exposes the discrepancies between the ideal of colonialism and the reality of violence, while achebe shows the humanity of the igbo
- Analyzes how achebe goes against the colonizer's idea of the african native in things fall apart.
- Explains that the philosophical aspect is concerned with ideas, beliefs, and values. the europeans thought of the africans as uncivilized and uneducated heathens.
- Explains that the europeans looked down upon the africans because of their lack of intelligence and religious views. both these ideas go against christianity's ten commandments.
- Analyzes how achebe defies the colonizer's notion of african people. he shows that the igbo people, although often thought of as unintelligent, are intelligent.
- Analyzes how achebe writes his story from a point of view that the colonizers are irrational and evil, but he uses western ideas. he makes the connection between igbo religion and christianity.
- Concludes that achebe writes this story in a way that shows he is against the colonizer’s motives and actions.
- Cites chebe, chinua, and maynard mack in the norton anthology of world literature.
- Analyzes essien's "notions of healing and transcendence in the trajectory of african traditional religion: paradigm and strategies."
- Analyzes how achebe's book, "things fall apart", depicts the life of a nigerian man named okowkwo. the plight of his indigenous igbo people is the main theme.
- Analyzes how achebe introduces the reader to the intricate culture of the igbo people from the earliest chapters in the book.
- Analyzes how achebe uses foreshadowing to illustrate the problems that the igbo people will have leading to the cultural breakdown of their people.
- Analyzes how achebe describes the arrival of missionaries in mbanta to spread the message of their christianity, bringing along with them the english government system.
- Analyzes how the outcasts of the igbo people welcome the missionaries and their christian beliefs. achebe focuses on okonkwo's son to illustrate this paradigm shift.
- Analyzes how achebe introduces the white christians who live by the thought that we are all related as sons of god.
- Analyzes how okonkwo's disillusionment with his father caused him to question who was to blame. the deterioration of this relationship mirrors the larger image of the entire cultures undoing.
- Analyzes how achebe's story of the igbo people is filled with his deep respect for the ancestry of his own family.
- Cites achebe, c. (2012). how things fell apart.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's "things fall apart" highlights colonialism, the spread of religious fervor to africa, and the importance of the native religion among african societies.
- Analyzes how nwoye was confused about his religion and his society. he felt deeply connected with the christian faith brought by the missionaries and seeks its guidance.
- Analyzes how the osu, the outcasts of the igbo society, view the christian faith as a haven for them, and accept it with open arms.
- Analyzes how the missionaries bring the christian faith into africa and their education system that acts as guidance for the native people by educating them.
- Analyzes how the missionaries disproved the native religion in umuofia, causing a rift in the relation between the people and their religion.
- Analyzes how the spread of the christian faith by missionaries resulted in the takeover by the white government.
- Analyzes how okonkwo's death symbolizes the destruction of a rich culture because he represents the old ways of the igbo society.
- Analyzes how the christian faith in things fall apart represents the downfall of many cultures in africa due to the takeover by the europeans. okonkwo is similar to jang song taek, kim's uncle.
- Analyzes how chinua achebe's thing fall apart brings light on the great igbo people, a society nigeria hosted for centuries.
- Analyzes how the igbo was ruled by a few elite, all of which were male, while women were viewed as servants or commodities. the law in umuofia allows the brutal beating of women
- Analyzes umuofia's religious ties in thing fall apart, such as its famous oracle where village residents come to settle disputes and speak with departed spirits.
- Explains that umuofia's government is best shown through their celebrations and festivals, such as the week of peace, which is heavily based on the culture’s religious ties.
- Explains that igbo culture was the main factor that crafted umofia’s government in the tale. the ibgo villagers believed that their laws come directly from the gods.
Related Topics
- Things Fall Apart
- Chinua Achebe
- Colonialism
- Igbo language
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