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Understanding Ebonics: African American Vernacular English in Alice Walker’s novel “The Color Purple” and Sapphire’s Novel “Push” by Cyprian Josson

In this article, I will examine the use of African American Vernacular English, commonly known as Ebonics, by Alice Walker and Sapphire in their literary works. I will provide a thorough analysis of Ebonics and its significance in African American culture. I will also explore the use of Ebonics in literature and its impact on …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 7: by Cyprian Josson – African Writer in Chartres

Finally, after months of waiting, Uche received the news he had been waiting for. His wife and children had been granted visas to come to France. Uche was overjoyed, knowing that his family would soon be reunited.He made all the necessary preparations for their arrival, renting a larger apartment and buying new furniture. When his …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 6: by Cyprian Josson – African Writer in Chartres

Years passed, and Uche’s life in France continued to improve. He eventually opened his own business, a small restaurant that served the traditional foods of his homeland. He became a respected member of his community, known for his kindness and generosity. As he looked back on his journey from an undocumented immigrant to a successful …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 5: by Cyprian Josson – African Writer in Chartres

One day, Uche was approached by a young man from Nigeria who had just arrived in France. The man was undocumented, just like Uche had been when he first arrived. He was living in a chambre de bonne, working long hours at a restaurant just to make ends meet. Uche saw himself in the young …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 4: by Cyprian Josson – African Writer in Chartres

As he looked out over the city from his apartment window, Uche smiled, feeling a sense of pride and accomplishment. He had come a long way since arriving in France as an undocumented immigrant, and he knew that there were still many challenges ahead. But he was ready to face them head-on, knowing that he …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 3: by Cyprian Josson – African Writer in Chartres

As he became more comfortable in his new home, Uche started to think more seriously about his future. He knew that he wanted to stay in France, but he also knew that he needed to secure his legal status. He had been living in the country without proper documentation for too long, and he knew …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 2 by Cyprian Josson – African writer in Chartres

It was not an easy journey, but Uche never gave up. He knew that the climb to a better life would be steep, but he was determined to reach the top. He was grateful for the opportunities that France had given him, and he was proud of how far he had come.As he climbed the …

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Uche the Nigerian immigrant in Paris: Episode 1 – by Cyprian Josson, African Writer in Chartres, France.

Uche had left behind a comfortable life as a manager in Lagos, Nigeria to seek a better life in France. He arrived in Paris undocumented, with little money and no knowledge of the French language. He was forced to take menial jobs to survive. For the past year, Uche had been living in a chambre …

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Chi in Igbo cosmology as in the book The Quiet village Girl written by Cyprian Josson

The Quiet Village Girl written by Cyprian Josson – Amazon books: Commentary & Analysis Part 4

Gods often intervened in the daily lives of humans: the case study of Greek and Igbo gods as seen in the book “The Quiet Village Girl”. Some of us are the messengers of the gods… The ancient Greeks were known for their polytheistic beliefs, meaning they worshipped multiple gods and goddesses. The most powerful of …

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Nneoma as in the quiet village girl written by cyprian josson

The Quiet Village Girl written by Cyprian Josson – Amazon books: Commentary & Analysis Part 3

Cyprian Josson’s work delves into the intricacies of the special bond shared between grandmothers and granddaughters, depicting them as unsung heroines who work tirelessly to bring about change within their communities. One such example is the courageous Nneoma, who fearlessly confronted and tried to kill a venomous cobra that had bitten her granddaughter, Amaka, on …

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