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feschschrifts-2867	Igwedibia, Adaoma; Olughu, Michael	Women’s Identities and Subjectivity of Self in Lesley Nneka Arimah’s ‘What It Means When a Man Falls from the Sky’	2022	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7551	341	59	This paper concludes that Arimah, as a new feminist voice in the corpus of African literature, has, through this debut collection, added fresh insights to the identities of African women with vistas of underlying issues for critical engagements among feminist critics and writers. In this regard, Molly Chiluwa submits that, “for an African feminist, forms of women oppression are peculiar to their individual societies and cultural milieus…those theories [of African orientation] pitch the African philosophy galaxy as their world view … borne out of the urge for African women to articulate their brand of marginalization and experience that differ in many ways from those of Western women” (103- 104).	cache/feschschrifts-2867.pdf	txt/feschschrifts-2867.txt