Thesis: The personal history of Chinua Achebe, as a product of hybridized Anglo-African culture, was used as a means
for catharsis, which is apparent through his attempt to illustrate a holistic view
of both cultures.
Topic Sentence 1: Achebe reveals the apparent
Manichaeism
in each culture, in order to express his
identity and unveil his internal conflicts as a product of hybridized Anglo-African
culture.
Topic Sentence 2: Achebe depicts the
merits and demerits of Igbo society, as he utilizes the sullen character of
Okonkwo to portray the malignant faults in Igbo culture, yet juxtaposing his
traits through the use of Uchendu.
Topic Sentence 3: Achebe illustrates
the Christian society in an akin manner, as he portrays holism in their culture
through utilizing Reverend Smith as the culprit and Mr. Brown to display the benevolent
aspects of Christian society.
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