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Scheriah Devalogan ST10440549

Kiara Meyer ST10437103

Word Document has the thesis statement, contextual evidence and example from the contemporary Africa along with an explanation of how it all links.

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Ice Task 2 Scheriah Devalogan ST10440549 ENGL6222

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Example of how African cultures and in this case how the Ibo culture was othered by colonist. 

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Although Things Fall Apart (Achebe,1958) was written in colonial Nigeria, the relevance of the novel extends to postcolonial contemporary Africa, as the strong themes of othering of African cultures persist today.

Above is an extract from the Novel that illustrates how the colonists did not even understand the Ibo culture but still othered the culture.

Our modern contemporary example is from a news paper article https://www.cbsnews.com/news/africa-stolen-artifacts-colonial-deaccessioning-repatriation/

We will further discuss the modern example and its relevance during class.

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Rosemary Millar ST10453659

Tanita Fernandes ST10371982

Shayne Adams St10447446

The document has our thesis statement, textual evidence, contemporary example and links.

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Kyla da Costa - ST10436128

Heather Williamson - ST10440546

Hluma Ngeva - ST10442157

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The story of Okonkeo and the Igbo community is used by Chinua Achebe in the novel Things fall apart to illustrate how colonialism and cultural misunderstanding transform a powerful, self defined people into the “other” in their own country. This shows how it is a product of power and control as much as difference.

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