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The Image of Africa and Africans in selected Anglophone Expatriate Novels
2014
AFRREV LALIGENS An International Journal of Language Literature and Gender Studies
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The spate of tremendous catastrophic upheavals in the world today, the high rate of pockets of ethnic and sectarian violence and a retrospective insight 48 Indexed and Listed by AJOL, ARRONET & EBSCO workable economic and political system and whose religion is a compendium of paganism, atheism, polytheism, animism and necromancy; people who are often found quarrelling, laughing, crying or fighting. This study therefore reveals the unbelievable, shocking and derogatory perception and depiction
doi:10.4314/laligens.v3i2.4
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