Nervous Condition litchart summary reading notes
Nervous Condition by Danganrempa
- Aphasia: Aphasia is a disorder that results from damage (usually from a stroke or traumatic brain injury) to areas of the brain that are responsible for language. Aphasia impairs the expression and understanding of language, as well as reading and writing
- Fanon’s perspective and Said’s perspective
- Binary oppositions like west vs east, reason vs faith, science vs religion, masculine vs feminine and so on
- Black man is this .. black man is that… stereotypes
- Black skin, white mask
- No identity can ever exist by itself without an array of opposites….
- Citizens of the cosmos. Hybridity and hybrid identity
- Mulatto= west indians, colour marriage, creole
- Criticism to missionary education
- Identity crisis of the native
- Importance of Language
- Albert Camus’ Plague reference?
- Rhodesians, close to south africa
- White Rhodesians declare independence in 1965 Black Majority became Zimbabwe
- Semi- autobiographical novel
- Bildungs roman
- Cosmopolitanism in the novel
- Inferiority complex, natives feels inferior to colonialist, and copies the colonizer