The Atlantic Slave Trade in Africa was one of the most widespread forms of slave trade in the continent of Africa. As such, it had major implications on both the social, political and economic lives of the West Africans. Patrick Manning, in his article contours of slave trade and social change in Africa, suggests that treatment of the Atlantic slave trade follow on two approaches; the emergent Africa and the Afrique Engagee. Whichever approach, it has an implication on the…
Tanith Lee's Wolfland is a retelling of the fairytale in Little Reid Riding Hood. The main lead character in the Wolfland is called Lisel and is illustrated as fearless, positive, bold and bold. The wolf in the fairytale is not depicted so much as a bad man but rather the grandma comes feels of the real bad guy. She is the sort of a woman who desired to have overall control over Lisel. This can be deduced from the opening…
Introduction Owen Marshall's 'Mr Van Gogh' intricately explores the profound dynamics of social inclusion and exclusion. In this narrative microcosm of a small New Zealand town, Marshall artfully weaves a tale that extends far beyond its fictional setting, delving into the complexities of human behavior and societal norms. Let's navigate through the layers of this thought-provoking story, unraveling its nuances and implications. Social Rejection and Frank's Isolation The narrative brilliantly employs the voice of the town bully, Mr. Souness, to…
