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Name Professor Course Date Preservation of Culture and Faith Introduction Culture in any context of life refers to people’s way of life which consists of their norms linguistics and their practices. Culture preservations refer to people's or community’s resistance to change from their cultural practices over a given period. Besides faith is related to religious beliefs of an individual or a group with common origin. Preservation of culture and faith in any given society is very important as it acts as a symbol of identity and unity (Chinua Achebe 91). Chinua Achebe in his book the Arrow of God has used different perspectives to show how the Igbo community of Nigeria the declaration of the New Yam Festival by Ezeulu. A command from the elders of the society is passed on the murder of Obika who is murdered and sacrificed to Ulu God instead of a cow or a goat. The clan’s belief of scarifying clansman to Ulu is very heart wrenching since it poses their judicious system issues. At long last after missionaries invade their territory we can see that Christianity is introduced and some people abandon the community's way of life such as traditional religion. Works Cited Chinua Achebe. “The Arrow of God.”(1964) Msiska Mpalive-Hangson. "Colonialism trauma and affect: Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God as Oduche’s Return." Research in African Literatures (2018). [...]
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write a critical analysis essay on the theme of "Arrow of God" by Chinua Achebe Theme=Preservation of culture and faith it must have some sort of evidence in each paragraph either a direct quote from the book or from a scholarly paper with in-text citations and a work cited all in MLA
Subject Area: Cultural Studies
Document Type: Reports
