ariation of native types(Makola, Gobila, Gobila s people,strangers,station men)stereotypicalimperialmindset(supremacyof the whiter ace, fear of contamination), physicalpresencewithoutindividualizationdemonized,i nfantilized,indistinct,depersonalize d ( sea

of yellow faces , p. 52)hard-working,treated fairlyneverattemptingadvantage of itrepulsion byblack ness(Raymonddestroys his babies bed, p.109)Wilderness jungle as animpenetrablewall behindwhich lures theunknown andth e sense of eviltropicalwildernessrepresents amenace and apowerfulattractionClash of cultures/beliefsProgress &civilization vs.wilderness(failure of thecorruptco lonizers)Westernlifestyle vs.natives ( ? racism, goingnative)Colonizer vs.colonized(defeat of thecolonized)Colonizer and Colonized:British vs.Afrikaner vs.Africannatives(negativeoutcome)Westernmaterial ismvs. Easternmysticism(positiveoutcome)Westernculture andbeliefs vs.tribaltradi tion(negativeoutcome)Christianityvs. tribalbeliefs (tragic,negativeoutcome)Briti sh culturevs. tradition(muslim)Western(British)lifestyle vs.tradition(muslim)(ne gativeoutcome)AcculturationMichael &Nancy:products of awestern formof educationJ ohn:Christianupbringing(but still partof the tribe)HybridityJohn: tornbetweennat ive waysand WesternreligiousprinciplesMiriam: triesto adjust toone culturewithou tgiving up theotherParvez:sharesPakistaniethnic andculturalpatterns &British lif eand values