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This document discusses the portrayal of women in African literature through examples of female characters. It analyzes the "Barbarian Girl" from "Waiting for the Barbarian", Ezinma from "Things Fall Apart", and Mumbi from "A Grain of Wheat". These three characters represent different roles of women depicted in notable African novels.
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African Literature Presented By :
AMITA C. JANI
[M.A. SEM IV]
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/10-amijanisem4-120323063301-phpapp01/85/10-ami-jani-sem-4-1-320.jpg)
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