Примери за използване на Achebe на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Chinua Achebe.
Achebe uses a few….
Chinua Achebe.
Achebe arranged everything.
This is Mr. Achebe.
Chinua Achebe died in Boston on March 22, 2013.
Have you read Achebe?
I must say Achebe surprised me.
Oh, so you have read Achebe.
At university Achebe studied English, history and theology.
Francois"The Hyena". Achebe!
Achebe is one of the brightest minds and greatest thinkers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
So I went to help Achebe.
But because of writers like Chinua Achebe and Camara Laye, I went through a mental shift in my perception of literature.
And then we carried them into the building… the one you had stolen… just as Achebe was instructed.
During the Nigerian Civil War(1967-70) Achebe was in the Biafran government service.
It first appeared in a poem written by William Butler Yeats in 1919, a line that Achebe used in his work.
During the Civil War(1967- 1970) Achebe was at the diplomatic service in the self-pro claimed republic of Biafra.
The book, All things fall apart came out just in time- on the eve of the full decolonization of Africa, and Achebe turned into the mouthpiece of the Black Continent.
Achebe challenges western cultural imperialism in his argument that Heart of Darkness is a racist novel, which deprives its African characters of humanity.
Just did what Achebe asked.
Yet even if Vera had survived AIDS long enough to win a Nobel Prize(she died in 2005, at 40)in the eyes of most American critics she would mostly likely have remained- like Soyinka and Achebe(but not Gordimer and Coetzee)- merely an African writer.
Apart from Toni Morrison's Playing in the Dark,James Baldwin's“Everybody's Protest Novel,” and Chinua Achebe on Heart of Darkness, it's a safe bet that your average well-informed critic today has never read a single work of criticism by a writer of color.
In point of fact,many"primitive" tribal societies in the world are quite democratic, a point made by Chinua Achebe in his two fine novels Things Fall Apart and Arrow of God.
What the Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe calls"a balance of stories.".