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communication is limited to only those who can understand ; yet they can strive to bring together the various other Africans through the medium of English. Within the defining characteristics of African literature, there must be room for diversity without one gro up imposing on others. Through the medium of drama , Rotimi contributes to the postco lonial agenda of reartic ulating and revising colonialist texts in ways that challen ge. resist andsubvert eurocentric ideologies about the colonized. 102
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51. 101m'S RImlINKING GREEK TRAGEDY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to th
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and Caribbean descen t, remain ed a
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CHAPTER 1 • INTRODUCTION Postc ol
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Postcolonial theory comprises the d
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colonial process . 3 The use of the
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Even mough postcolonial theory inte
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wickedness, that the very idea of i
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linguistic groups . The people who
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that is our nig1'i1utU •...• Fo
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Africans in Ivory Coast have beenqu
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how me West dealt with the Orien t
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presence show s. aim relentlessly t
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women by the natives. In "Caliban A
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privileged the aite above those wit
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CHAPfERl 11re Gods An Nol To BI4mr.
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hindered communication with the dif
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Banhamcites the production notes an
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he founded the on Olokun theatre gr
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which invo lved the whole community
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prepares mentally and physically fo
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loody and tumultuous, an extravagan
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there is a slave uprisin g Pentheus
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Soyinka's dramatization of two wedd
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older than the ancestor-world " (10
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166 By changing the epilogue of Eur
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of both words can be applied to the
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oth plays explore alter/native mode
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Enekwe , Onuora Ossie. "Interview w
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