Ama Ata Aidoo's novel Changes centers around three educated women in modern Ghanaian society. Why do Esi, Fusena, and Opokuya feel suppressed in their marriages? Why is Esi frustrated with Oko and his family in her first marriage?...
Ama Ata Aidoo's novel Changes centers around three educated women in modern Ghanaian society. Why do Esi, Fusena, and Opokuya feel suppressed in their marriages? Why is Esi frustrated with Oko and his family in her first marriage? What prevents Fusena from pursuing her teaching career, and why is she unable to voice her objection to Ali's decision to take a second wife? Why is the polygamy custom continued in modern Ghanaian society, and why do Ali's uncles eventually support his decision to take a second wife? Why does Esi decide to remain in her unhappy polygamous marriage with Ali? Do these women manage to find their autonomy in their marriages? What do you think the author Aidoo is trying to convey through the title of the novel? Please provide at least two textual examples (direct quotes with page numbers) to prove and support your analysis of the novel (about 250- 300 words).
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