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CloseSet in an imaginary new town of Ilmorog along the Trans-Africa Highway, Petals of Blood is Ngũgĩ’s vivid examination of the transforming society against a background of social forces: the changing balance of social forces in the village under a new capitalism; the history of past struggles against colonial domination and oppression; and people’s continuing striving against a more severe and deadly exploitation by an alliance of foreigners and class of newly-propertied Africans.

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Set in an imaginary new town of Ilmorog along the Trans-Africa Highway, Petals of Blood is Ngũgĩ’s vivid examination of the transforming society against a background of social forces: the changing balance of social forces in the village under a new capitalism; the history of past str

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Auteur(s): Thiong’O, Ngøgð Wa

Editeur: East African Educational Publishers

Année de Publication: 2026

pages: 354

Langue: Anglais

ISBN: 978-9966-460-94-3

eISBN: 978-9914--31007-8

Set in an imaginary new town of Ilmorog along the Trans-Africa Highway, Petals of Blood is Ngũgĩ’s vivid examination of the transforming society against a background of social forces: the changing balance of social forces in the village under a new capitalism; the history of past str
Set in an imaginary new town of Ilmorog along the Trans-Africa Highway, Petals of Blood is Ngũgĩ’s vivid examination of the transforming society against a background of social forces: the changing balance of social forces in the village under a new capitalism; the history of past struggles against colonial domination and oppression; and people’s continuing striving against a more severe and deadly exploitation by an alliance of foreigners and class of newly-propertied Africans.

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