Narrative Technique and Identity Crisis in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man

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Ndogo, S., 2007. Narrative Technique and Identity Crisis in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. MAARIFA: A Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2, p.7–17.

Recent Publications

Ndogo, S., 2020. The City and the Comic: Gikuyu Comedies in Nairobi. Matatu, 51, p.43–63.

de Haas, R., et al., 2020. “Power to the People?”: Patronage, Intervention and Transformation in African Performative Arts. Matatu: Journal for African Culture and Society, 51.

de Haas, R., et al., 2020. Introduction:“Power to the People?”—Patronage, Intervention and Transformation in African Performative Arts. Matatu, 51, p.11–21.

Ndogo, S., 2019. Self-Determination and Resistance in Adversarial Contexts: A Reading of Ng{\~u}g{\~ı wa Thiong’o’s Detained: A Writer’s Prison Diary. LIFT: The Journal of African Literature, Film and Theatre-Dialogues in African Literature, Film and Theatre, 1.

Ndogo, S., 2017. Locating the Childhood Memoir in Colonial Violence. In Tracks and Traces of Violence. Representation and Memorialisation of Violence in Africa in Art, Literature and Anthropology. LIT Verlag, Berlin & Zurich, p. 73–93.

Ndogo, S., 2016. Narrating the Self and Nation in Kenyan Autobiographical Writings, LIT Verlag Münster.

Samuel Ndogo

Senior Lecturer, African Literature, Theatre and Performing Arts, Cultural Studies

Narrative Technique and Identity Crisis in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man

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