치마만다 아디치에의 『태양은 노랗게 타오른다』에 나타난 사회 역사적 맥락과 주제 = Socio-Historical Context and Themes in Chimamanda Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun

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This essay looks at Chimamanda Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun in the context of Nigerian politics, history and culture which she centers around the Nigerian Independence and the Civil War period whilst exploring all the deep parts of the human experience, different aspects of social conflicts, injustice and war-torn tragedies caused by colonialism and Nigerian politics. Focusing on the issues of love and betrayal, social justice, reconciliation and forgiveness through the historical narrative of the Nigerian political dimension, this essay not only discusses the way in which Adichie’s historical narrative details the traumatic story from the viewpoints of Biafran people, but it also discusses the way in which Adichie foregrounds the Biafran war with diverse political, social and historical issues, including the preceding massacre in relationship to historical trauma, through the uniqueness of genre characteristics and characterization as well as through socio-historical narrative techniques.

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