DIACHRONIC STUDY OF WIDOWHOOD PRACTICES IN IGBO AND CHINESE CULTURE

Student: Chidiogo Blessing Ezenagu
Supervisor: Dr Chineneye Loyce Okoye
HOD: Dr Egwuatu Elochukwu Anas
Department of Chinese Studies
Arts
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State

Abstract

The research is a dichronic study of a widowhood practices in Igbo and Chinese culture. The objectives of the study were to do examine the similarities and differences in Igbo and Chinese culture,and asses the impact of globalization on widowhood practices. The study revealed a complex and evolving landscape of traditions.

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