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Myth in swamp Dwellers Name: Gohil Beenaba S Roll No: 13 Subject: African literature E-mai: [email protected] Submitted to: MKBU department of English, Bhavnagar
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Myth in swamp dwellers

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Page 1: Myth in swamp dwellers

Myth in swamp Dwellers

Name: Gohil Beenaba S

Roll No: 13

Subject: African literature

E-mai: [email protected]

Submitted to: MKBU department of English, Bhavnagar

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Swamp dwellers

• Play

• Written by Wole soyinka.

• About village life and city life

• Materialistic life

• Betrayal

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What is myth???

• A myth is any traditional story consisting of events that are ostensibly historical, though often supernatural, explaining the origins of a cultural practice or natural phenomenon.

• The word "myth" is derived from the Greek word mythos which simply means "story".

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Myth in swamp dwellers

1. Myth of Yoruba

2. Myth of Sango

3. Myth of Ogunu

4. 4. Myth of Obetala

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Myth of yoruba

• Myth about twins

• Mother of the twins considered as earthly goddess Eden.

• Symbol of fertility

• Twin has linked connection.

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Myth of Sango

• Sango is a king

• Dethroned by this brother.

• His wife left too

• Leave his place

• Live life as looser

• Igwezu

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Myth of Ogun

• Ogun is a god of Iron

• Holds the iron bled in his hand

• Igwezu

• Obetala as friend

• The Begger

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Myth of Obetala

• God of creation

• Made human being.

• Once made deformed human being in drunken state

• Friend of Ogun.

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