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when things fall apart

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The ongoing gender conflict is a prominent theme in Things Fall Apart presenting the clash between men and women of the African Igbo society. Throughout history, from the beginning of time to today, women have frequently been viewed as inferior, men's possessions whose sole purpose was to satisfy the men's needs...
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Throughout history, from the beginning of time to today, women have frequently been viewed as inferior, men's possessions whose sole purpose was to satisfy the men's needs. Maybe it's because men are physically stronger than women and have always had the ability to control them that way. In Things Fall Apart, the Igbo women were perceived as being weak...
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