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    The plight of Intellectuals in Achebe’s A Man of the BOUDIAF-M’SILA DOMAIN:FOREIGN LANGUAGES STREAM:ENGLISH LANGUAGE OPTION :LITERATURE/civilization Supervisor : 2019/2020 People
    (2020-06) Belaada Khadidja, Bakhti Hadjer
    Abstract The purpose behind the present study is to depict the situations of Nigerian society as reflected by Achebe’s novel A Man of the People. The work portrays the problem of corruption in Nigeria Among the political. This study discusses post-colonialism as an era of struggle and challenges for the Nigerians and How later represented in African literature .As case study ,Achebe novel A Man Of the People had been the appropriate writings to portray the African condition after independence and we use the post-colonial theory and Gramsci theory to highlight the theme of corruption .These two theories are chosen for their direct relationship with the subject matter . The post-colonial suits the study since the novel is written in the post –colonial period , which witnessed waves of corruption at all levels .The major focus of this study is to explore How Achebe satirizes the major forms of corruption committed by the political leaders .Achebe suggested a coup at the end of the novel as the only solution to deter corruption . But the key solution of better Nigeria future is depended on her people, the organic intellectuals are the core of its political and social crisis. Addition to that the relationship between those truly educated class and the masses should be strengthened to develop their nation.