No Longer at Ease

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No Longer at Ease is a novel by Chinua Achebe that explores the moral and cultural conflicts faced by a young Nigerian civil servant in the late colonial era.

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No Longer at Ease canonical 2
The African Trilogy 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
author Chinua Achebe NERFINISHED
character Christopher NERFINISHED
Clara Okeke NERFINISHED
Hannah Okonkwo NERFINISHED
Joseph Okeke NERFINISHED
Mr. Green NERFINISHED
Obi Okonkwo NERFINISHED
Samuel Okonkwo NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Nigeria NERFINISHED
firstEditionFormat print
followsCharacterFrom Things Fall Apart NERFINISHED
genre literary fiction
postcolonial literature
social novel
hasAdaptation stage adaptations
hasISBN 9780435900019
language English
literaryMovement African literature
Nigerian literature NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Obi Okonkwo NERFINISHED
mediaType print
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor depiction of postcolonial Nigerian civil service
exploration of the pressures on educated African elites
pageCount about 176
partOfSeries African Writers Series NERFINISHED
prequelTo Arrow of God NERFINISHED
protagonistEducation British-educated
protagonistEthnicity Igbo NERFINISHED
protagonistName Obi Okonkwo NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation civil servant
publicationDate 1960
publisher Heinemann NERFINISHED
sequelTo Things Fall Apart NERFINISHED
setAfter Things Fall Apart NERFINISHED
setInCountry Nigeria NERFINISHED
setInPeriod late colonial Nigeria
settingCity Lagos NERFINISHED
settingRegion Eastern Nigeria NERFINISHED
theme bribery
clash between tradition and modernity
colonial bureaucracy
corruption
cultural conflict
identity crisis
moral conflict

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Chinua Achebe notableWork No Longer at Ease
Things Fall Apart partOf No Longer at Ease
this entity surface form: The African Trilogy
Things Fall Apart followedBy No Longer at Ease