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Social Context In Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart

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Many literary works, instead of the theme, has use context as the base of their writing. Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart explores the originality of Nigerian society before and the start of colonial rule by having used all types of context. Context socially, however, is most seen in the book, by having almost all of the situations be the affected by society. Social context that is seen in Things Fall Apart are what the Igbo community values as their currency, how Okonkow dislikes weaknesses and how the introduction of Christianity has gained popularity. These events that are seen in Things Fall Apart can prove the popularity of social context used in the book. The Igbo community values their agricultural goods most and that can be seen in
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