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  1. Hey everybody, my name is john narrow and I will
  2. be presenting things fall apart.
  3. But she knew what she brought to principle.
  4. I hope you guys, You know, a child was born
  5. on November, 16 1930 in the border town of OPD
  6. in eastern Nigeria.
  7. That things fall apart.
  8. Is recognized as a literary classic and it's taught and
  9. red everywhere in the english speaking wall.
  10. The novel has been translated into at least 45 languages
  11. and has sold several million copies.
  12. I read this in in high school and it was
  13. an incredible lesson, your measure and I truly and it
  14. is why I am sharing this to people to you
  15. guys. If you guys haven't read it, it's highly recommended
  16. to read this book.
  17. It's amazing how he wrote this book in such in
  18. a creative way.
  19. Early in moving on.
  20. Early in his life, his father was an instructor in
  21. christian method, christian catechism for the church missionary society.
  22. Nigeria was a british colony enduring Chavez early years and
  23. educated english speaking families like the Chavez occupied a privileged
  24. position in the Nigerian power structure.
  25. His parents even named him Albert after Prince Albert, the
  26. husband of Queen Tory of great Britain.
  27. And by the age of eight he began learning English.
  28. He developed a sense of cultural pride in and appreciation
  29. of the state of tongue.
  30. Actually believes that artistic and literarily works must deal primarily
  31. with the problems of society.
  32. He has said that art is and always was at
  33. the service of men rather than an end in itself
  34. Accountable to No one.
  35. He believes that any good story, any good novel should
  36. have a message, should have a purpose.
  37. At 14, the chamber was selected to attend the Government
  38. College in Colombia.
  39. Yeah, the equivalent of University preparatory school and considered the
  40. best in West africa.
  41. He excelled in his studies and after graduating at 18,
  42. he was accepted to study medicine at the New University
  43. College at impotent.
  44. A member college of London University at the time.
  45. Although he switched studies to liberal arts which includes History,
  46. religion in English.
  47. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree 1953, a
  48. topic joined the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation as a producer of
  49. Radio Dogs.
  50. Later on, he uh job confirms the problem faced by
  51. Nigeria and other newly independent African nations.
  52. Mm Key.
  53. He blames the nation's problems on the lack of leadership
  54. in Nigeria since its independence.
  55. And the way he expressed that was was he published
  56. The trouble with Nigeria in 1983.
  57. A trick of corrupt politicians in his country actually received
  58. many awards from academic and cultural institutions around the world,
  59. 1959. He want the Margaret Wong Memorial Price for Things
  60. Fall Apart.
  61. Moving on, we get to the analysis of the book.
  62. Things fall apart truly teaches us the struggle between change
  63. and tradition actually provides a vivid, an affectionate description.
  64. It's around the Brooklyn culture story centralizes more of its
  65. focus on the highly respected leader of concord.
  66. A typical conveys that reforms in society are inevitable arrests
  67. the book, the communist, their main economy, economic activity.
  68. We get down into the literary devices.
  69. That's just a metaphor way in the, in the book,
  70. this is a conch who was popularly called the role
  71. of flame As he looked into log fire, he recalled
  72. the name.
  73. He was a flaming fire.
  74. Another example is similarly, he drove him to kill himself
  75. and now he will be very like a dog.
  76. He's comparing the person who killed to a dog.
  77. That's also symbols in the book, such as the tremble
  78. drum, which civilized this unity, a symbol of unity.
  79. And as you fear your mysticism, If he and his
  80. men played monkey tricks, let's also exaggeration in the book
  81. when he says when he slapped his wife's and child
  82. in there, houses could hear him with.
  83. There's more literary devices such as special education.
  84. He heard the origin of the town Korea piercing the
  85. still night air.
  86. It it it exaggerates the characteristics of the careers voice.
  87. Another personification.
  88. Uh in the books, it says a concho was talked
  89. with heat.
  90. Well, realistically your anger, can I actually choke someone as
  91. it is an emotion and not physical force?
  92. It just shows how much hatred in Angola Congo had
  93. towards white men.
  94. Questions who was such a blessing to an audience?
  95. Uh huh.
  96. But that it should say um the uncle destined for
  97. tragedy. Did you had sources?
  98. It was his choices led him to study.
  99. And the last question was, is there is there meaning
  100. behind the title things fall apart.
  101. That is it.
  102. Thank you so much