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Nachweis von Drogen in K?rperflüssigkeitenors reinforce in their creation of African characters. While the works have not been arranged as a chronology of British or French colonial history, the fixed images of Africans they present do reflect the racial attitudes that prevailed in both colonial society and novels until the emergence of black nationalism after the Second World War.

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,über Funktion, Rausch und Risiko,ut Africans. In addition their characters often display only those traits that counteract the pejorative ones popularly associated with Africans. In their most extreme form these works merely substitute positive caricatures of Africans for the more familiar negative ones.