African Pasts

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Exploring the intricate relationship between memory and trauma, this work delves into African literatures in English post-colonialism. It examines how these narratives reflect Africa's historical experiences, from colonization to independence, while also addressing the ongoing impacts of neo-colonialism and postcolonialism. By analyzing various modes of representation, the book highlights how African writers confront and process their traumatic histories, offering insights into the literary legacy shaped by colonial experiences.