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... NEGRITUDE The apostle of Negritude is Leopold Sedar Senghor , President of Senegal , a world - famous scholar and poet . This is how he difines Negritude : " Negritude is the awareness , defense and development of cultural values .
... NEGRITUDE The apostle of Negritude is Leopold Sedar Senghor , President of Senegal , a world - famous scholar and poet . This is how he difines Negritude : " Negritude is the awareness , defense and development of cultural values .
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... Negritude . Oladele Taiwo , a Nigerian critic says in his book An Introduction to West African Literature : " It is ... Negritude assert that Nigerian novelists whose works reflect true blackness are in fact supporters of Negritude ...
... Negritude . Oladele Taiwo , a Nigerian critic says in his book An Introduction to West African Literature : " It is ... Negritude assert that Nigerian novelists whose works reflect true blackness are in fact supporters of Negritude ...
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... negritude which is an unnecessary ideology , a pathetic assertion of a people still struggling with the aftermath of colonialism with its concomitant inferiority complex . Negritude forever points to the need for conscious self ...
... negritude which is an unnecessary ideology , a pathetic assertion of a people still struggling with the aftermath of colonialism with its concomitant inferiority complex . Negritude forever points to the need for conscious self ...
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Background of Nigerian Literature | 2 |
Religion and Culture in African Literature | 13 |
Problems of Commitment in Literature | 22 |
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