The Poor Christ of Bomba by Mongo Beti

Compared to women who follow the doctrine of Sixa, there are Tara villagers in the forest. The Tara villagers are trying not to accept Christianity as much as European faith recognizes that the Taras provide the true power of colonialism, a way to believe money. This is obvious when the "transformed" Taras leaves their village to a community like Bomba dotted on a new colonial road. They work for cash, not for belief.

In order to understand some of the effects of post colonialism, perhaps readers should do text analysis of colonialism itself. In this book, "Bomba's poor Christ, writer, Mongo Betty uses a story to tell stories, readers enter the heart of a 14-year-old person and find themselves uncontrollable We will make it possible. The narrative features represent the era that draws the boundary between innocence and consciousness. The conditions in the book use a satirical approach to cope with colonial control situations. Betty's clever performance in words, circumstances, stories opens the reader's mind by attributing some of the meaning of colonialism to the word post colonialism (Crisman 8-11)

Before we understand post colonialism to a certain extent, we must define colonialism itself. Mongo Beti is talking about a fictitious story about colonialism in his book "The Bomba's Poor Christ." In order to reveal some revelations about the subject of colonialism he used tact, satire, satire and imitation. Betty uses the story of a biography. It is similar to an autobiographical story to use a historical journal to talk with the hero and other social workers. Dennis is finally the boy whose psychological image of its invasion is a reader guide that colonialism may prefer.

Mongo Beti (1932-2001) is Cameroon writer, theorist, novelist, essayist and publisher. Known as a famous African writer, he ironically criticized and emphasized the influence of colonialism through his imaginary novel. The importance of his personality in his novels like Bambo's poor Christ gives visual insight through the way the settlers' classes stick to their position and subsequent stories that may be submitted by settlement I will. I will force it. Betty uses satire as a literary measure to describe subjective consciousness, the remainder trying to define the influence of later colonialism.