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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- Shortened Versions Used
- I. Postcolonial African Novel As Counter-discourse
- 1.Colonial Discourse
- 2 Postcolonial Discourse
- 3.African Novel As Counter-discourse
- II. Offering Alternative Social Systems
- 1. Neo-colonialism
- Fruits of Uhurn
- Monopoly Capitalism
- The National Bourgeoisie
- Self-serving Villains: The Bourgeoisie Rulers
- Conveyer Belts of Western Cargo: The Bourgeoisie Been-tos
- Bourgeoisie Administrators
- The Comprador Bourgeoisie
- 2. Socialism As an Alternative Social System
- 3. The Way of Reciprocity As a Viable Alternative
- III. Decolonizing the Mind
- 1. Reversing the Binarisms of Colonial Discourse
- 2. Reclamation of History
- Racial Memory as History
- Re-presentation of Historical Episodes
- The Fact of Native Resistance
- 3. Instilling Revolutionary Consciousness
- IV. Satire As a Counter-discursive Strategy
- 1.Satirizing Christianity
- 2. Satirizing Neo-colonial Apemanship
- 3. Satirizing Monopoly Capitalism
- CONCLUSION
- A Selected Bibliography