Ken Saro-Wiwa -- Theme and Subject

• The Confluence of Religion and Economic Class in "The Overhaul"
• Dukana Fetes the the Sanitary Inspector
• Death in Saro-Wiwa's A Forest of Flowers: Reading Questions
• Duzia's Funeral Oration for Adda
• Modernization, Education, and Oil in Saro-Wiwa's "Night Ride"
• Fertility, Infertility, and Failure in "The Divorcee"
• Marriage, Men, and Women's Lives in "The Divorcee"
• The Pleasures of Aba
• Robert's Employer: The Inpenetrable Barrier of Poverty
• Robert Begins to Hate "Bingy"
• The Role of the Nigerian Women in Anthills of the Savannah and "Home Sweet Home"
• Sira and the Position of Women in "Home, Sweet Home,"
• Time and Change in Dukana
• Limited Perception in Sozaboy
• Traditional Greed or Imported Capitalism in A Forest of Flowers
• The Theme of Language in Recent African Novels
• Post-colonial Residue (Defining the Term and the Problem of Language)
• A Forest of Flowers and Postcolonial Gender Questions
• Confronting America's Inanimate Presence (II): A Forest of Flowers