Isidore Okpewho was born in 1941.
Isidore Okpewho has written: 'The victims' -- subject(s): Fiction, Polygamy, Fiction in English 'Once upon a kingdom' -- subject(s): Folklore, History and criticism, Igbo (African people), Igbo Mythology, Legends 'Oral Performance in Africa' 'The Heritage of African Poetry'
In Isidore Okpewho's "The Victims," gender conflict arises when Oghivie's husband is unable to accept her infertility, leading to emotional and physical abuse. Oghivie's inability to bear children is seen as a threat to traditional gender roles and expectations within the community, which results in her mistreatment. The story highlights the damaging effects of societal norms and pressures on women in a patriarchal society.
In "The Victims," Isidore Okpewho explores the complexities of personal and societal conflict through the lives of its characters, who grapple with the consequences of their choices. The plot centers around themes of betrayal, cultural identity, and the impact of colonialism, illustrating how individual actions resonate within a broader social context. As characters navigate their struggles, the narrative highlights the interplay between tradition and modernity, ultimately questioning the notion of victimhood in a rapidly changing world. Through vivid storytelling, Okpewho invites readers to reflect on the moral dilemmas faced by his characters and the society they inhabit.
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