A Study of Themes and Style in the Prominent Novels of Chinua Achebe

Abstract

Many themes, including cultural conflict, corruption, generation gap, pride, and egoism, are presented in Chinua Achebe's primary writings, such as Things Fall Apart (1957), No Longer At Ease (1960), Arrow of God (1964), A Man of People (1966), and Anthill of Sawant toh (1967). Language conveys these concepts to us. This study delves at the ways in which the author's style effectively conveys ideas. Our language usage is what the word "style" describes. Meta narrative, folk tales, and igbo phrases and proverbs are just a few of the storytelling genres that Achebe uses throughout his works to convey the feelings and actions of his characters. The internal strife of Okonkwo, the external strife of Obi's mind, and the internal strife of Okonkwo's heart.