Vol-2,Issue-5,September - October 2017
Abstract: This paper presents a postcolonial reading of Alice Walker’s Everyday Use, a new perspective on this story. The visitors is metaphorically regarded as new “colonizerâ€, the Other against Mama and Maggie who have finally defended their stance and truly sustained the African culture.
Keywords: Everyday Use; the Other; African culture.
DOI:
10.24001/ijels.2.5.2
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