Tag: Chimamanada Ngozi Adichie

• General Outline 31-45

  Chapter 31 Self-Sabotage Disorder Seamless Racially Screwed The Birth of Raceteenth

  Nico Addai

  February 17, 2015

  AS/A Level

  Americanah, Chimamanada Ngozi Adichie, CIE AS/A Level Literature, Outline

• Holy Ghost Fire!: The Role of Religion in the common African’s life

  If you’re not Christian in Ghana, your Muslim. If you’re not Muslim, you’re a Traditionalist. If you’re not Traditionalist…well, there’s not much of an alternative? Religion in Ghana, as in Nigeria, is central to living, only slightly less important than air (that God gives to you.) Does it mean we follow all the rules stated…

  Nico Addai

  December 30, 2014

  AS/A Level

  Americanah, analysis, Chimamanada Ngozi Adichie, Christianity, Eminence The Archbishop Duncan Williams, Ester, God, Ifemulu’s mother, Kosi, Nicholas, Reference, religion, spiritual fathers, themes

• Introduction to Americanah

  I know that this book is for A Level, and “it’s thick, by Jove! It’s over 400 pages!”, but I always say get rid of your frogs first. Over the next couple of months, we’re going to be talking about the major themes, symbols, characters, and all that other stuff that makes Americanah by Chimamanda…

  Nico Addai

  November 24, 2014

  AS/A Level

  Americanah, biography, Chimamanada Ngozi Adichie, CIE AS/A Level Literature, Introduction, synposis