Buchi Emecheta's The Joys of Motherhood and Wole Soyinka's Death and the King's Horseman

In the colonial life of Buchi Emecheta, the mother's joy, Wole Soyinka and the king's knight Homi Bhaba wrote as follows. It is not complete "(86). Colonialists want and need colonies to resemble themselves, but they are not the same. If indigenous people continue to act in a traditional way, they will not bring economic benefits to colonists. However, colonization did not discuss his advantage if colonization changed too much and it was found to be exactly the same as a colonizer.

King 's death and knight was played by Wole Soyinka based on the real events in Nigeria during British colonial rule: The Knight of Yoruba King was banned from ritual suicide by the colonial authorities. In addition to the British intervention, Soyinka also said that the Cavaliers have doubts about beliefs about suicide. It caused a problem that caused the community to balance. Soyinka wrote a play in Cambridge where he worked as a researcher at Churchill College during political asylum in Nigeria. He also explained what he thought was the greatest misunderstanding in writing the preface of the play and understanding it. In particular, he said that the drama should not be viewed as a "cultural confrontation". On the contrary, according to Soyinka's post Befo culture philosophy, the drama shows the need for interaction between African and European cultures.

Many people believe that the death god and the king of the king are the best in the play of Wole Soyinka. In Soonka, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986, the Swedish Academy paid special attention to death, the king of the king and the dance of the forest (1960), and he brought together the power of Yoluban and European culture to a unique poetry It proved that. . Death and king 's knight drama told the story of the king' s knight Elesin, which is expected to commit suicide after the death of the king, but his mission distracted. The story is based on historical events. In 1946, the king of the king named Elesin was forbidden to commit suicide by the British colonial state. Soyinka changed the historical facts and made Alesin's responsibility for failure a Alesin's shoulder so that he could concentrate on the subject of responsibility rather than colonialism.

"The king of death and king" is a theater drawn by Nigerian Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka. Located in the Nigerian colony, this play combines traditional Yoruba ceremony with elements of classical Greek tragedy, and Jorvin's attempt to commit suicide through the efforts of a local British magistrate It is an attempt around the village. It is not widely practiced today, but the death god and the king of the king are considered to be one of the most famous and respected works of Soyinka. When he walked through the local market and a singer of praise followed, the play began with Elesin Oba, the local village of Kieftan. King has died recently As a king of the king, Elechin will commit suicide so that he can accompany him to the afterlife. Women's baptism on the market, Elesin praises him and wears clothes