Home and Exile

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Home and Exile is a reflective non-fiction work by Chinua Achebe in which he explores colonialism, storytelling, and the reclaiming of African narratives through personal essays and lectures.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
aimsTo challenge Eurocentric literary traditions
reclaim African narratives
author Chinua Achebe NERFINISHED
basedOn lectures delivered by Chinua Achebe
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
discusses European depictions of Africa
Heart of Darkness NERFINISHED
Joseph Conrad NERFINISHED
colonial education
exile and return
politics of language in African literature
role of the African writer
form lectures
personal essays
genre literary criticism
memoir
non-fiction
hasPerspective autobiographical
postcolonial
hasSubject African history
colonial discourse
cultural identity
decolonization of knowledge
literary theory
language English
literaryMovement postcolonial literature
mainTheme African narratives
colonialism
cultural displacement
postcolonial identity
representation of Africa in literature
storytelling
notableFor critique of Western representations of Africa
reflection on Achebe's own life and career
publicationCentury 20th century
publisher Oxford University Press
relatedWork Hopes and Impediments NERFINISHED
The Education of a British-Protected Child NERFINISHED
Things Fall Apart NERFINISHED
structure three essays
subjectOf academic criticism
university courses on African literature

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Chinua Achebe notableWork Home and Exile