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Death and the King's Horsemen Study Guide

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by Wole Soyinka
About 96 pages (28,760 words)
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Death and the King's Horsemen Study Guide consists of approx. 96 pages of summaries and analysis on Death and the King's Horsemen by Wole Soyinka. Browse the literature study guide below:

  Introduction

  Author Biography

  Plot Summary

  Chapter Summaries & Analysis

Wole Soyinka opens his play with an author's note, in which he explains that Death and the King's Horseman is based on events that took place in Oyo, an ancient Yoruban city of Nigeria, in 1946. Soyinka sets the play a few years before, while World War II still waged, and changed other details. The individual characters are also his invention. (read more)
      Author's Note
      Act 1, Scene 1
      Act 1, Scene 2
      Act 1, Scene 3
      Act 1, Scene 4
      Act 1, Scene 5

  Characters

  Themes

  Style

  Historical Context

  Critical Overview

  Criticism

      Critical Essay #1
      Critical Essay #2
      Critical Essay #3
      Critical Essay #4

  Media Adaptations

  Topics for Further Study

  Compare & Contrast

  What Do I Read Next?

  Further Reading

  Sources

  Copyright Information

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