![]() ![]() ![]() Even though a love story lies at the core of this refreshing novel, the sheer voracity of the main character, Ifemelu, in disentangling almost every aspect of American society, and often comparing these to Nigerian or other Black African customs or mindsets, gives a deeper, more critical meaning to the story.Īdichie, through Ifemelu’s inner voice, manages to analyse in minute detail how the concept of race shapes people’s identities, be they White Americans, Black African Americans, or Non-American Blacks, i.e. ![]() At the outset, the plot takes you through an intricate journey, alternating between the US and Nigeria, this way getting to know the stark contrast that exists between the two societies. The book Americanah written by the feminist Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie makes you look at the concepts of race and racism in America from an introspective, critical perspective. We hope you enjoy the various opinions and analyses while also feeling inspired to read the book!Īndrada Filip, WAVE Data Manager & Analyst With each differing perspective, a new facet of the book is illuminated. In the following blog article, 3 WAVE office members will review and analyze the book Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. The WAVE office is in a constant flux of ideas and opinions, with new members, mainly interns, coming and going. ![]()
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