Monday 8 April 2013

Cultural memory loss

        In the stories The Lovers by Bessie head, Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe and the rise Shooting an Elephant by George Orwell they all deal with the idea of a culture trying to mix traditional aspects and modern aspects. In each of these stories the main character confronts the traditional culture of mavin group of people being mixed and alterd by the modern culture of the Europeans. Also I will talk close to the changes in our more modern culture through the look of my grand father.

        In Thing Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe the main character Okonkwo has a hard time dealings with any change in his traditional culture. This happens many quantify in the novel. For example the time when he is told that his adopted countersign Ikemefuna is to be killed Okonkwo has no problem with it because it was tradition to listen to what forever the oracle says and not question it. Again later when his natural gas accidentally goes off and kills off and kills one of the children of Ezeudu and the clan comes up with the idea of the female crime of murder of another clansman. This frustrates Okonkwo because it is fracture the tradition of having to be exiled for the rest of his life instead he could comeback in seven years.

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This change reminds Okonkwo of how his father was and how he had broken tradition many times. Okonkwo is also a deceiver at time like when he attacked his wife during the cal differencear week of peace and when he committed suicide in the end of the story.

        In The Lovers by Bessie head the main characters Keaja and Tselane shifting and change tradition in many ways. The first tradition that they break in the tradition that young men and women did not...

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