The semantics of solidarity and brotherhood in Chinua Achebe's "No longer at ease"
We intent to shed new light on the role of Pidgin, one of the languages used by Achebe's characters in No Longer at Ease. We suggest that, contrary to what some literary critics have interpreted, Pidgin, far from being the language of triviality or of the uneducated alone, represents in Achebe's wor...
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Universidad de La Rioja
2000
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