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A dance of the forest |wole Soyinka| |Summary||Literary Analysis||Post-colonial perspective||Themes|

A dance of the forest by Wole Soyinka. Summary of the " A Dance pf the forest" Literary Analysis of " A Dance of of the forest" Themes in " a dance of the forest" Characters in the play " A Dance of the forest " Post-colonial reading of the text Slides Link 🔗https://1drv.ms/p/c/ab31807120f2a1e1/... Instagram account - https://www.instagram.com/englishlite... wole Soyinka Complete video -    • Wole Soyinka, biography, themes , major wo...   🖇️introduce Wole Soyinka as an author to the students  🖇️introduce A Dance of the Forest as a masterpiece of Wole Soyinka  🖇️familiarzie students with different characters in the play make students understand the themes in the play  🖇️evaluate the postcolonial aspects in the play A Dance of the Forest. 1. Explain these lines with reference to the context: a. "Now what am I thinking of? I must be getting tired. No sensible man burns the house to cook a little yam." b. "No one to meet me. I know this is the place. "." c. “The accumulated heritage—that is what we are celebrating. Mali. Chaka. Songhai. Glory. Empires.” 2. Soyinka's enigmatic play serves as an allegory of Yoruba history and comments on the nature of human existence. Explain in the light of the play. 3. The climax of the play occurs during the procession of spirits in the Dance of the Dead. What is the significance of this section of the play? What do the various spirits signify? Demoke Dead man Dead Woman Half child Agboreko The head of forest Obaneji Aroni God Goddess Spirit Humans Ghosts Rola Mata kharibu Madame Tortoise Adenebi Ogun Eshuoro Oremole #Adanceofoftheforest #woleSoyinka #summary #themes #postcolonialliterature #AdanceoftheforestbyWoleSoyinka #SummaryoftheADancetheforest #LiteraryAnalysisofADanceoftheforest #Themesinadanceoftheforest #CharactersintheplayDancetheforest #Postcolonialreadingofthetext #Demoke #Deadman #DeadWoman #Halfchild #Agboreko #Theheadofforest #Obaneji #Aroni #God #Goddess #Spirit #Humans #Ghosts #Rola #Matakharibu #MadameTortoise #Adenebi #Ogun #Eshuoro #Oremole