Payment of a kind is a novelty in this genre of novels. It is at once a tragic comedy exploiting to very good effect the popular African culture versus Christianity yarn and also a monograph dealing with an important but hitherto little explored subject alienation from the self.The ultimate “Roots” book it traces the insanity of Kintu. its hero , back to his “Psychic” roots. A delightful read for the literary scholar, the social Scientist and the Connoisseur alike.
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Payment of a kind is a novelty in this genre of novels. It is at once a tragic comedy exploiting to very good effect the popular African culture versus Christianity yarn and also a monograph dealing with an important but hitherto little explored subject alienation from the self.The ultimate “Roots” book it traces the insanity of Kintu. its hero , back to his “Psychic” roots. A delightful read for the literary scholar, the social Scientist and the Connoisseur alike.
Mr Joseph Lugaya received his early education in Missionary Schools in his native Uganda. He studied Philosophy and Theology at St Mary’s Seminary Gaba. Mr Lugaya later attended the University of Nairobi, the Stanford Business school, the CII College of Insurance in London and, for a brief spell, the University of Dar es Salaam. The author served the East African Community for some years before leaving tho join the US Agency for International Development.
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