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Goatskin Bags and Wisdom: New Critical Perspectives on ...
Mama had advised me often to get to understand Dukana, to know all the men and women, the rich and the poor, the strong and the weak the juju priests and the christian evangelists, the wicked and the kind, the very genii of the town.
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Approaches to the African Novel: Essays in Analysis - Halaman 121
II As hinted above, what technical innovation Saro-Wiwa has brought to the art of Nigerian fiction consists in the creation of a regional novel mainly peopled by Dukana inhabitants and in the technical innovation he has brought to the use of ...
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Ken Saro-Wiwa: Writer and Political Activist - Halaman 70
Setting, it seems, is crucial to the entire volume, for it functions both as an organizational principle as well as an indication of thematic orientation. Each story in the first part of the collection is set in Dukana, a small, rural town surrounded by the ...
Craig W. McLuckie, Aubrey McPhail,
2000
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Long Dreams in Short Chapters: Essays in African ... - Halaman 77
That is how we have been running since that first day of fight near Dukana. And as the guns dey chase us that day, na so dem dey chase us till today. When we hear the gun, we just run like goat or illama. We no care where we dey go just dey ...
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The People's Right to the Novel: War Fiction in the Postcolony
For Zaza, “they” who throw away people are the same people who came to Dukana to recruit Mene and others for the war and then betrayed them: “we are among friends and they are hunting us like anmals [sic]” (146). The Red Cross saves ...
Eleni Coundouriotis,
2014
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Encountering the Nigerian State - Halaman 91
Dukana is, from the start, presented as a community in which storytelling performs a vital social function. The town's four elders—Dukia, Bom, Kole, and Zaza—we learn, do not work in any traditional sense but exist on the fringes of the ...
Wale Adebanwi, Ebenezer Obadare,
2010
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The Storyworld Accord: Econarratology and Postcolonial ...
There was no salt in Dukana. At all. Not just one cup for one shilling. But no salt at all. . . . Hitla is the man who is stopping the salt from reaching Dukana. I said this Hitla must be nonsense foolish man otherwise why will he stop salt from ...
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Applications of Simulation Methods in Environmental and ...
ta was gathered in two areas: Chalbi, used in the previous study, and Dukana-Sabarei, used in this study. areas differ in that there are many water points in the Chalbi area, but few in the Dukana Sabarei area. ddition, the Chalbi area is lower ...
Riccardo Scarpa, Anna Alberini,
2006
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The Gabra: Camel Nomads of Northern Kenya - Halaman 200
They built roads through the Dida Galgalu Plain, through the Huri Hills and through Dukana. The preparations were completed in secrecy and the major Italian garrisons were captured with complete surprise one night. Gabra report that Allied ...
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Herd growth on shared rangeland: herd management and ...
This compares with Dukana rangelands that are generally 1000 meters above sea level or higher. Runoff from both areas flows toward the Chalbi desert. The desert rim is surrounded by shallow wells. In Dukana, water points are not as widely ...