African Literature and Language use: Exploring the complexities of a multilingual continent

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  • Marcel Afam Ezechukwu Auteur·e

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Language and identity, language choice, multingualism, globalization, language and culture

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African literature is a rich and diverse body of work, reflecting the complex linguistic and cultural landcape of the continent. This study therefore explores the relationship between African literature and language use, examining the wats in which language sapes the literary imagination and the cultural identities of Afrian writers and their communities. Through a critical analysis of key texts and authors, this work demonstrates the significance of language in African literature and ighlihts the need for a more nuanced understanding of the complex linguistic and cultural dynmics at play.

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2026-08-24

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