New Age Spirituality, Abiku and Hunger in The Famished Road

This article shows that Okri’s representation of abiku is profoundly shaped by the discursive history it inhabits in the present and inherits from the past. It demonstrates how Okri’s portrayal of a chronically hungry abiku boy is both indebted to and in tension with pre-colonial and colonial abiku...

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Auteur principal: McCabe, Douglas
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Langue:Anglais
Publié: Commonwealth Essays and Studies 2021
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