Okonkwo + Ikemefuna + TraditionAll Sections2121 unread replies.2121 replies.Paragraph 1-In chapter 7 of the novel, Okonkwo follows traditions and participates in the killing of Ikemefuna because of the council and it's traditions. Should he have made a different decision? If so, how could he still remain in leadership with the Ibo? If not, how can we reconcile the killing? Paragraph 2-What are some traditions that this generation is choosing to not participate in, compared to generations prior? Which traditions should change for you? What are some of them that are still valuable to maintain?

In the first few chapters, how do we see the Ibo culture of individual achievement? How is Okonkwo seeking his fortune? Why does he get help, despite the reputation of his father?

2. As Okonkwo stares into the fire , he ponders Nwoye's behaviour. He wonders how a man like himself could father a weak and useless son like Nwoye. What is Okonkwo's analysis of the situation? (Chapter 17)

Things fall apart 3 Essay Questions 1. Discuss the symbolic meaning of the week of Peace for the Igbo People. How does Okonkwo"s anger violate the week of peace? ( Chapter 4)

3. Describe Okonwo's reaction to the summons from the District Commissioner and his reaction to his imprisonment. Compare and contrast the way the District Commissioner and the court treat the Igbo leaders. (Chapter 23)

Agenda pembangunan lestari memfokuskan kepentingan terhadap paksi-paksi utama iaitu: I. Alam sekitar II. Ekonomi III. Sosial IV. Keperibadian a. I dan II b. I, II, III dan IV c. II dan III d. I, II dan III