| Titre |
Unlawful Enrichment and Underdevelopment in African Societies in Alobwed 'Epie's The Death Certificate |
| Auteurs |
GBAGUIDI CELESTIN [1],
HOUNDJO THÉOPHILE [2],
ADIMI Dimon Mickael [3],
GBAGUIDI CELESTIN [1],
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| Journal: |
International Journal of Science and Resaerch (IJSR) |
| Catégorie Journal: |
Internationale |
| Impact factor: |
0 |
| Volume Journal: |
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| DOI: |
10.21275/ART20193575 |
| Resume |
Abstract: Scores of post-colonial narratives revolve around the detrimental impact of colonisation on the development level of Africa.
As opposed to those works which put forth a discourse of white men as the source of the underdevelopment of African countries, a
fictional narrative by Alobwed'Epie - The Death Certificate which is a novel of disillusionment- shifts attention from the white and
focuses on the practices of Africans themselves which hinder development on the continent. Through the lens of Socio-criticism theory,
the objective of this paper is first, to show how tribalism and clannish management weaken the fictional postcolonialstate Ewawa.
Second, it points out how weak state institutions offer a favourable ground for African elites who profit from their positions to achieve
an unlawful enrichment. To answer the different questions contributing to reach the objectives of this paper, a qualitative research
method has been used. |
| Mots clés |
Unlawful enrichment - Corruption - The Death Certificate – underdevelopment |
| Pages |
614 - 620 |
| Fichier |
(PDF) |