The document discusses four poems/short stories:
1. "Africa" by David Diop, a Senegalese poet known for poems dealing with colonialism. This poem reflects the pain and suffering of Africans under colonial oppression.
2. "Once Upon a Time" by Nadine Gordimer, a South African short story that serves as a powerful critique of apartheid through its allegorical storytelling.
3. "Anticipation" by Mabel Dove-Danquah, a Ghanaian short story about traditional marriage customs in Africa and a chief with many wives.
4. The document provides brief summaries of the themes and subjects of each literary work.
The document discusses four poems/short stories:
1. "Africa" by David Diop, a Senegalese poet known for poems dealing with colonialism. This poem reflects the pain and suffering of Africans under colonial oppression.
2. "Once Upon a Time" by Nadine Gordimer, a South African short story that serves as a powerful critique of apartheid through its allegorical storytelling.
3. "Anticipation" by Mabel Dove-Danquah, a Ghanaian short story about traditional marriage customs in Africa and a chief with many wives.
4. The document provides brief summaries of the themes and subjects of each literary work.
The document discusses four poems/short stories:
1. "Africa" by David Diop, a Senegalese poet known for poems dealing with colonialism. This poem reflects the pain and suffering of Africans under colonial oppression.
2. "Once Upon a Time" by Nadine Gordimer, a South African short story that serves as a powerful critique of apartheid through its allegorical storytelling.
3. "Anticipation" by Mabel Dove-Danquah, a Ghanaian short story about traditional marriage customs in Africa and a chief with many wives.
4. The document provides brief summaries of the themes and subjects of each literary work.
"Africa“ is a poem written by the Senegalese poet David Diop. David Mandessi Diop (1927–1960) was a prominent African poet known for his powerful and thought-provoking poems that often dealt with themes of colonialism, racism, and African identity. He was born in France but later moved to Senegal, his father's homeland. ALPINE SKI HOUSE "Africa" is one of Diop's most famous and impactful poems. It reflects the pain and suffering of African people throughout history, particularly under the oppression of colonialism. The poem evokes a sense of longing for freedom and self-determination. ALPINE SKI HOUSE ONCE UPON A TIME
Nadine Gordimer
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"Once Upon a Time" is a short story written by the South African author Nadine Gordimer. Published in 1989 as part of her collection titled "Jump and Other Stories," the story is a powerful allegory that critiques the apartheid system that was prevalent in South Africa at the time. ALPINE SKI HOUSE 5 "Once Upon a Time" serves as a powerful critique of the apartheid system, which enforced racial segregation and oppression in South Africa. It addresses themes of fear, isolation, privilege, and the unintended consequences of extreme security measures. Through its allegorical storytelling, the story highlights the destructive nature of division and the importance of addressing societal issues in a more inclusive and empathetic way.
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Anticipation " By; MABEL DOVE DONQUAH
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"Anticipation“ is a short story by Mabel Dove-Danquah Ghana. This story is about marriage customs in Africa at one time. A chief is a polygamist and pays a dowry and marries a woman he was already married to for two years. He had so many wives he couldn't keep track of them.
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Story has deeper message or central idea. It comments on human experience, and more often a story relates to real life situations. Elements of setting include place, time, historical context, sensory details and mood or environment. Setting characters, further the plot, reveal the theme and impact the of story's mood. ALPINE SKI HOUSE 9 THANK YOU FOR LISTENING ALPINE SKI HOUSE 10