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Modern History Sourcebook: Capt. F. D. Lugard: The Rise of Our East African Empire, 1893; a British view of colonialism in Africa. |
Conrad's Heart of Darkness: etext
from UVA library |
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Chinua Achebe: a rich, well organized site full of all sorts of information and images |
Conrad's Heart
of Darkness: from project Gutenberb |
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History: part of a site about African Slave Routes; this section is on the Igbo; photos |
The Joseph Conrad Society: Biography, links, etc. |
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Amadou Hampâté Bâ and the Uncertain
Fortunes of French West Africa: by History Professors
Charles Evans and Brice Montaner of NOVA
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Roy's God of Small Things: Study Guide by Paul Brians
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Achebe Notes:
by History Professor Charles Evans, NOVA
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"Caste and
Caste and The
God of Small Things: A short essay |
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Global Studies 9: Africa: Colonialism; An extensive set of links regarding colonialism/imperialism in Africa. The site includes primary source documents and a list of essays and other resources about the effects of colonialism and other topics related to this era of African history. |
Dovstoevsky: 200 relevant links |
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IgboNet: A
clearinghouse of essays and information on the Igbo
language and culture. Provides great background on
this culture; useful for understanding the context of
Achebe’s work. |
Dovstoyevsky:
"Notes
from the Underground": etext from UVA library. |
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The Igbo of Nigeria: detailed information from
University of California Riverside |
"
Metamorphosis": an etext in English of Kafka's story about a man who became an insect.
This Gutenberg version is translated by David
Wyllie. |
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Humanities in Latin America: includes art, literature, history, etc. |
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African Postcolonial Literature in the Postcolonial
Web/a>: Includes a section on Nigeria. |
Journey to the West: Gutenberg version in English
translation. |
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"Existentialism" Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
Journey to the West: a wonderfully comprehensive site about Monkey in many forms and multiple media. |
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Ulysses
Concordance: the complete etext of Ulysses with every
work linked in hypertext. |
Journey to the West : This site is a .pdf download of the text, but it is in a tiny font and difficult to read. However, it is free. |
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Ulysses: by James Joyce: an etext |
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