Things Fall Apart Things fall apart can be considered a novel about many things. It could be an example of colonialism in all its glory and failures. The ignorance of one group of people and they affected or infected the African society. It can be simplified to just a story about a man who is trying to provide for his family. It also draws the reader to question the African society and early European history. …showed first 75 words of 1098 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1098 total…is also guilty of holding an oversimplified view of indigenous religious beliefs. He seems to believe that the Ibo worship their wooden and stone carvings. The Ibo do not worship wooden and stone carvings as gods. The carvings are used as a channel to the spiritual world. However, through peaceful, respectful dialogue, Mr. Brown and Akunna learn more about the other's religious beliefs. They differ, but they also share many things in common. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**