Titlebook: Dictators, Dictatorship and the African Novel; Fictions of the Stat Robert Spencer Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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Kontinuit?t des Arbeitsprozessesl and theoretical frameworks emphasise processes of rupture and decentring in West African history since the end of the Cold War, Kourouma’s novel insists on the deplorable continuity of dictatorial power in postcolonial Africa. The novel’s apparent glorification of dictatorship and its seemingly fe

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Kontinuit?t des Arbeitsprozesses Jameson’s ‘national allegory’ thesis in order to formulate an allegorical method for reading these two texts. Despite their many differences, both texts present postcolonial Nigerian history as an unfinished struggle between dictatorship and radical democracy. Both novels stress the essential relat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01367-9n required the defeat or quiescence of that project. But the victory of capital overt anti-systemic forces in the Global South and North has resulted in economic stagnation, extremes of impoverishment, political repression and ecological collapse. The novels analysed in this study assert the crying

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Robert SpencerExplores several novels about dictatorships from Nigeria, Cote D’Ivoire and Kenya produced during the period of neoliberalism.Combines a macro-level discussion of postcolonial Africa with a micro-leve

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