Ogo Ubabukoh Boeken

Exploring the themes of colonialism and patriarchy, this work serves as a counter-narrative to Jane Eyre, focusing on the intertwined lives of Rochester and Antoinette. It delves into how historical ideologies of racism and sexism shape contemporary social relationships, particularly in Dominica. By revealing the complexities of Bertha's character, the narrative challenges the traditional victim-victimizer roles, highlighting how the past informs the present and underscores the significance of historical context in understanding human experiences.

"Unser alltäglicher Diskurs" untersucht die menschlichen Beziehungen und die Auswirkungen von Ideologien wie Sexismus und Rassismus. Im Kontrast zu Brontës "Jane Eyre" zeigt Rhys' "Wide Sargasso Sea" die kolonialen und patriarchalen Wurzeln von Unterdrückung und gibt den Charakteren die Stimme, ihre Geschichten zu erzählen.