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Writing, literature and the portrayal of the sexes Where literature and society are concerned, excepting for fairy tales of the Cinderella type and some of what has come to be known as magical realist fiction, the presentation of the characters in works of literature will always be consonant with such characters’ position in society and the roles they play and value a particular society attaches to those roles. If there is a clear cut and rigid gendered, class, racial, etc. division of roles and lifestyle these will of necessity be reflected in that particular people’s literature.This is because, together with other forms of artistic expression, literature both embodies and shapes a people’s metaphysics i.e. their worldview. This is not to suppose that the two spheres exist in a positivistic and deterministic way as in vulgar realist or naturalist assumptions it doesn’t need mentioning how acutely reductive an approach to humanity that would be. As such alongside the ‘normal’ portrayal of characters and roles may exist characters that deviate from that norm.

Towards a post-gendered and genuinely postcolonial worldview in African literature: an overview and the case of Chinua Achebe s Anthills of the Savannah