Discuss the conflict that Nathaniel Amegbe experiences between his traditional religious beliefs and the Christianity he’s taught at mission school.

Write an essay of at least 1500 words or more on one of the following questions relating to the novel, This Side Jordan by Margret Laurence. 1. Discuss the conflict that Nathaniel Amegbe experiences between his traditional religious beliefs and the Christianity he’s taught at mission school. 2. What are the effects of the process of Africanization on the lives of two or more of the novel’s characters? Include both Ghanian and British characters in your discussion. 3. Contrast Nathaniel and Aya Amegbe’s relationship with Johnnie and Miranda Kestoe’s. Identify and analyze the differences between the two relationships. 4. As a postcolonial text, This Side Jordan examines the realities of colonialism in the world of the novel. What kind of society does colonialism produce in Ghana, as represented in the novel? Discuss with reference to the novel’s main characters. 5. Critique the Character of Victor Edusei with a focus on his relationships with both Nathaniel and Johnnie. Discuss his eventual move into a position of power with the British company Allkirk, Moore & Bright. 6. Examine the lives of Aya Amegbe and Miranda Kestoe within a predominantly patriarchal society that is oppressive to women. Consider Miranda’s experience within British colonial context, as well. 7. What does Nathaniel Amegbe struggle with in his efforts to define himself in the city? 8. What does Johnnie Kestoe struggle with in his efforts to define himself in a new country? Use the MLA format. Include a Works Cited Page. No title page required. Write in present tense as required by the MLA style. Edit and proofread carefully. Heavily back up reasoning with evidence, using as many quotations where possible and provide a strong point using as much room where possible. Tips are available for early submissions that are well done.