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Tersedia di Perpustakaan Kampus
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Tersedia di Perpustakaan Kampus
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Tersedia di Perpustakaan Kampus
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(PNJ-2-00006128) Dipinjam sampai 15-05-2026 pada Perpustakaan Kampus
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An imaginative narrative containing observations about race relations in America, culminating in a future where a racist white Senator is turned black.
An introduction to the theology of the New Testament: a simple outline of the central ideas of the New Testament proclamation and teaching about God and our way to Him through and in our Lord Jesus Christ.
An experimental novel which the author has described as a "prose poem." In it, Awoonor tells a story on two levels, each representing a distinct reality. The first level is a standard narrative which details a day in the life an attorney named Amamu. On another level, it is a symbol-laden mystical journey filled with biblical and literary allusions. These portions of the text deal with the new nation of Ghana, which is represented by a baby on a dunghill. The dunghill is a source of both rot and renewal, and in this way represents the foundations upon which Ghana was built, according to Awoonor.
