Why are we so blest?
Colonial influence
Africans
Postcolonialism
Cultural assimilation
Elite (Social sciences)
Man-woman relationships
Fiction
Why Are We So Blest? (1972) was set largely in an American University, and focused on a student, Modin Dofu, who has dropped out of Harvard. Disillusioned Modin is torn between independence and Western values. He meets a Portuguese black African named Solo, who has already suffered a mental breakdow…
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