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|a Nyongesa, Andrew Wafula,
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|a Otherness and pathology
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|b the fragmented self and madness in contemporary African fiction /
|c Andrew Nyongesa, Justus Makokha, Gaita Murimi ; edited by Tendai R. Mwanaka.
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|b the fragmented self and madness in contemporary African fictions
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|a Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Introduction -- Otherness and Madness: Psychological and Post-colonial Reading of Selected Works of African Fiction -- Chapter One -- Otherness and the Fragmented Self in Contemporary African Fiction -- 1.1 The Non-Self in Alex la Guma's A Walk in the Night -- Synopsis of La Guma's A Walk in the Night -- Otherness and the Fragmented Selves in La Guma's A Walk in the Night -- The Non-self Self and the Mental: the Body as the Other in A Walk in the Night -- Conclusion -- 1.2 The Shattered Self and Wanner's London, Cape Town, Joburg -- 1.3 Suicide and the Fragmented Self and Farah's Close Sesame -- Annihilation of the other Self: Suicide and the Detestable "other" in Self -- Demolition of Love Object: Suicide and Intimate "other" in Self -- Annihilation of the other Self: Suicide and the Detestable "other" in Self -- Conclusion -- Chapter Two -- Fragmented Natures in Selected works of African Drama -- Introduction -- Othering and the Fragmented Self in John Ruganda's Shreds of Tenderness -- Otherness and the Fragmented characters in Shreds of Tenderness -- Political Otherness and the Fragmented Self: Shattered and Multiple Selves -- Othering and the Fragmented Self: Ideological Relegation and Pathology in David Mulwa's Inheritance -- Synopsis of Mulwa's Inheritance -- Age Othering and Pathology: Fragmented Antagonist in Mulwa's Inheritance -- Political Othering and the Shattered Self: Disorders of the Self at the Marginal Space -- Conclusion -- Chapter Three -- Otherness and Madness in African Fiction -- Introduction -- Gender Othering and Schizophrenia in Farah's Gifts and El Saadawi's God Dies by the Nile -- Synopsis of Farah's Gifts and El Saadawi's God Dies by the Nile -- Gender Othering and Pathology: multiple Selves and Madness in Gifts and God Dies by the Nile -- Conclusion.
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|a Madness and the Other in Farah's Close Sesame and Matar's The Return -- 3.3 Political Otherness and Psychopathy in Close Sesame and The Return -- 3.4 Racial Otherness and Pathology in The Return and Close Sesame -- Conclusion -- Chapter Four -- Otherness and Madness in African Drama -- Introduction -- 3.5 Political Otherness and Psychopathy in Three Works of Drama -- Othering Conditions and Pathology: Schizophrenic Characters in the Three Selected Plays -- Conclusion -- Chapter Five -- SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS -- Works Cited -- Back cover.
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