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Colonialist assumptions on colonial subjects and agents in Le Clézio’s novels
Stereotypes of the sub-Saharan African world, which were generateci by colonial French writers and denounced by their African counterparts, usually degraded thè Blacks to justify colonialism. This paper focuses on the representations of the colonised Africans in Onitsha, South-East Nigeria, in novel...
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