Things Fall Apart Colonialism

Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart is probably the most authentic and outstanding narrative ever written about colonial rule in Africa history at the turn of the twentieth century. The book was first published in 1958 and reprinted in 1962 (Achebe), which became the first novel in the African writer’s series. This book was written by a Nigerian and it set the village of Umuofia in eastern Nigeria. Achebe portrays a remarkable movement in Africa history as the man who invented African literature to fight against the dissimulation of colonial rule. With the sympathy and dignity, which Achebe showed by focusing on the complexity and integrity of precolonial life of Africans. Things Fall Apart is considered to be the novel that Achebe used to recognize the struggles of Africa with his literature to insight a movement towards liberation. His goals were modest when he was struggling and apprehend on his writing Things Fall Apart in the early 1950s; as the book talks about society, culture, rules and regulations, traditions, and believe of the Igbo people who eventually …show more content…
This is the question, what was the attributes of the nation after colonialism? And how the future of the people to be charted? Notwithstanding, Things Fall Apart appears to be concerned with the dissimulation of the colonial rule and the chaos encounter between Africa and Europe, and it was a call to address the crisis of the culture that has crash by the colonial rule. Surely, Achebe has constantly argued in this that the main theme was colonial domination in Africa, it breakthrough and influence was his concern that the culture of colonialism has a strong hold on African people, more especially on a cognitive level, which could haunt Africa society long after the European colonizers had left the