Ngugi's novels and African history: narrating the nation

Abstract

Ngugi's concept of history the changing nature of allegory in Ngugi's novels character portrayal in Ngugi's novels the use of popular forms and the search for relevance allegory, romance and the nation - women as allegorical figures in Ngugi's novels Ngugi's portrayal of the community, heroes and the oppressed.

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