Hope and purification in the writings of Ayi Kwei Armah and Ama Ata Aidoo

Keyphrases

• Active Role 33%
• Africa 100%
• African Culture 33%
• African Writers 66%
• Ama Ata Aidoo 100%
• Ayi Kwei Armah 100%
• Colonialism 66%
• Despair 66%
• Disillusionment 33%
• Dystopian 33%
• Elders 66%
• Ghana 33%
• Ghanaians 33%
• Gloom 33%
• Hanging 33%
• Hell 33%
• Hopefulness 33%
• Indigenous Peoples 33%
• Malaise 33%
• Materialistic Attitude 33%
• Molly 33%
• Moral 33%
• Nigerians 33%
• Novelists 33%
• Poet 33%
• Postcolonial 33%
• Recitation 33%
• Short Story 33%
• Sweetness 100%
• Tanure Ojaide 33%
• Tears 33%
• Way of Life 33%
• Wreck 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Africa 100%
• African Culture 33%
• African writers 66%
• Artists 66%
• Commentators 33%
• Contemporary Reading 33%
• Despair 66%
• Disillusionment 33%
• Empire 33%
• Ghana 33%
• gloom 33%
• Hell 33%
• Indigenous Peoples 33%
• Late Novel 33%
• Literature 33%
• Moral 33%
• mores 33%
• Narrative 33%
• Novelists 33%
• Pessimism 33%
• Post-colonial 33%
• recitation 33%
• Religion 33%
• riposte 33%
• Short Story 33%
• Way of Life 33%