Achebe's arrow of god: unraveling the postcolonial ambivalence

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The paper delves into the postcolonial ambivalence portrayed in Chinua Achebe's novel arrow of god.

the analysis explores the depiction of language, tolerance, religion, and cultural oppression, revealing a complex interplay of gratitude and revenge towards both missionaries and natives.

the study employs the MLA citation style, referencing a range of critical works and primary sources to support its arguments.

the paper contributes to Achebe scholarship by unveiling the nuanced postcolonial duality in his texts.