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by M Ogala · Cited by 127 — The River and the Source is a novel about a lady by the name Akoko, a daughter to the great chief. She is the source of the river where she is married by ...1 page

by MA Ogola · Cited by 126 — Source is a capacious novel that will take you beyond the intimate life of a single family; it will take you into the heart of Kenyan women everywhere. The ...11 pages

by SAS Abdelmoghni · 2022 — a novel perspective that provides a more complete picture of contemporary society by including the experiences of both men and women. This ...10 pages

In this novel, the author presents a new model of African women in their struggle side by side with men. In The River and The Source, the researcher seeks to ...15 pages

by JC Chelule · 2020 · Cited by 3 — This essay has demonstrated the richness of the novel The River and the Source in placing. Kenya's history into the literary space. The ...

by AN Rinkanya · 2015 · Cited by 4 — The sequel to The River and the Source, titled I Swear by Apollo and published in 2002, shows the development – both in terms of plot and personalities –

by NO Oloo · Cited by 1 — This paper aims to evaluate the uses and significance of speech acts in Maragret Ogola's two novels; The River and the Source (1994) and I swear by Apollo (2002) ...9 pa

The novel is rich in oral literature devices. Write an essay describing three such devices and indicate how they contribute to The River and the Source. ...18 pages

by AJ Jose · Cited by 3 — Her first novel, The River and the Source (1994) has won two prizes, the Jomo ... In The River and the Source, we see how Akoko and Nyabera are portrayed as ...

by E GOODHEART · 1981 · Cited by 16 — in his recent novel about Africa, A Bend in the River. Sun and rain and bush had made the site look old, like the site of a dead civilization. The ruins ...

A Personal Narrative of a Journey to the Source of the River Oxus. Every Day ... sweeping novel is a coming-of-age comedy about love, nature, and the quest.

by J Wilkinson · 1989 — the source of the novel's action. Implicitly, the author is indicating the kind of relationship he wishes to institute with his reader, the attitude - ...

The novel traces the symbolic journey of women from a male dominated world to a new world where women are respected.. The river starts as a spring which is ...49 pages

by MA Ogola · Cited by 126 — Source is a capacious novel that will take you beyond the intimate life of a single family; it will take you into the heart of Kenyan women everywhere. The ...11 pages

by M Ogala · Cited by 127 — The River and the Source is a novel about a lady by the name Akoko, a daughter to the great chief. She is the source of the river where she is married by ...1 page

by SAS Abdelmoghni · 2022 — a novel perspective that provides a more complete picture of contemporary society by including the experiences of both men and women. This ...10 pages

In this novel, the author presents a new model of African women in their struggle side by side with men. In The River and The Source, the researcher seeks to ...15 pages

the novel The River and the Source well. It was therefore easy to believethat the study of the novel positively influenced their liking of learning of science.

by G Ogal Ouma · 2016 — The use of objects as the source domain for human beings is employed in the novel The River and the Source. These metaphors communicate various messages ...

by NO Oloo · Cited by 1 — This paper aims to evaluate the uses and significance of speech acts in Maragret Ogola's two novels; The River and the Source (1994) and I swear by Apollo (2002) ...9 pa

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance ...55 pages

by A Rinkanya · 2019 · Cited by 1 — The founder of the genre in Kenyan women's writing is Margaret Ogola, with her dilogy about Sigu family – The river and the source (1994) and ...

by C Loflin · 1995 · Cited by 27 — novel: the river divides the two ridges, but it could also be seen as a ... as a source of water, and as a source of spiritual renewal. Even Christianity is.

by MAKH Al-Matani — The selected novels that have been discussed in this study were discussed “By the River” novel by Steven Herrick, “The Messenger” novel by. Markus Zuzak, and ...12 pages

by J Culler · 1999 · Cited by 189 — Benedict Anderson's Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origins and Spread of. Nationalism has, in the past decade, become a classic of the humanities ..

Ngugi's numerous honors include the East Africa Novel Prize; UNESCO First Prize; the Lotus Prize for Literature; the Paul Robeson Award for Artistic Excellence, ...116 pages

My inclusion in a series of talks on autobiography and memoir is not entirely a misalliance. Although it's prob- ably true that a fiction writer thinks of ...20 pages

The River and Source has a very simple plot. I would easily ... unlike in other novels where, revenge is motivated with a wrong done or the antagonist has to.25 pages

by SJ Shahwan · 2019 · Cited by 2 — The novel “The River Between” by Ngugi Wa. Thiong'o is based on the theme of conflict. This article, therefore, demonstrates the sources of ...4 pages

Documentary Novel. Orchard. ISBN. 0531059596. A ninth grader's suspension for singing “The Star Spangled Banner” during homeroom becomes a national news ...186 pages

by G Ronnow · 1986 — The New Native American Novel: Works in Progress ed. by Mary ... With Jim Bones we come to believe that “the roots of the river are in the mountains; the source.

by JA Michener · Cited by 96 — This is a novel. Its characters and scenes are imaginary except as noted. The ... the river of. Gozan, and in the cities of the Medes.” However, a remnant of ...

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-Fiction. -Non-Fiction. -Poetry. -Painting. -Music. Page 5. Page 6. Rural Arcadia. Hudson River School Early 1800s. The Hudson River School was a mid-19th ...

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by J Rankin · 2018 · Cited by 2 — time reader discussions of disability in novels as well as a temporal source of discussions by ... Stones from the river (1st Scribner paperback ed.). New York .

Hector Calderon is a specialist in Chicano and Mexican literature at. UCLA. He is widely known for his contributions to Chicano literary studies:.

A Novel Approach to. International Studies and the CBA's -. Using young adult fiction to excite students in their research of Canadian historical events.

by D He · 2022 · Cited by 18 — wetlands, while LH6 is the river mouth with the influence of marine inputs (Fig. ... A novel molecular approach for tracing terrigenous dissolved organic matter.

by M Bakkenberg · 2011 · Cited by 1 — In this essay I will analyze Caryl Phillips's novel Crossing the River. The analysis will focus on the major themes of the novel, colonialism and slavery ..

by X Li · 2020 — At the end of the novel, Hei-hai is caught digging up half of the radishes, and the brigade commander asks Hei-hai “What's your father's name?” (Mo Yan, Radish ...

13). The significance attributed to Sarayu River is further elaborated in all his novels and short stories from various aspects. Source of River Sarayu.

by H Lem · 2011 · Cited by 1 — are sources of inspiration for much of the novel's content. ... portrayal of Lao Can, but the novel also focuses on the Yellow River and its flood ...

The ideas, plots, and customs in the novel are largely related to the life experience of. Mark Twain. The Mississippi River is a source of the creation of the ...

by M PASCHALIS · Cited by 17 — The relationship of Longus' novel to the bucolic and pastoral tradition has attracted much attention over the years. A good idea of this relationship is.

by R Bowlby · 2010 · Cited by 6 — ... novel showing or at least implying that novels are not in fact the only source of stories about a woman's destiny. The understanding. (and thus the social .

Annie Proulx is the author of a number of books, including Close Range: Wyoming Stories, Accordion. Crimes, and Postcards. Her novel The Shipping News won both ...

by M Twain · Cited by 1237 — The book sold slowly at first but has since become the archetypal comic novel of. American childhood. It begins with several chapters of scene-setting episodic ...