Liberation Literature and Liberation Feminism for Africa

The research paper explores the impact of modern African francophone and Anglophone literatures, tracing their roots to the negritude movement and the historical context of slavery and colonialism. It highlights the shift towards sociological methods in writing, moving away from Euro-American literary theories. The paper emphasizes the emergence of African feminism, particularly through concepts like Womanism, advocating for complementary gender roles. By analyzing works of notable authors, it calls for a prophetic and liberating literature that challenges the status quo and inspires transformation in African society.