【非洲視角：為什麼我們從沒教養兒子要嚮往婚姻，卻自小教育女兒要了解婚姻的重要性？】

我認為，全球知名的奈及利亞作家阿迪契是極出色的演說家，一位非常會說故事的人。身為作家，阿迪契一直深信故事是有力量的。她以為，故事可以改變或形塑一個刻板印象，可以讓人自信自尊，不會妄自菲薄，更能使人深化對自我的認同。

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來自非洲奈及利亞的作家阿迪契，如何躍升成全世界的女權領袖？

朋友笑稱，我家是酷熱極冷地都待過，搬遷澳洲前，又有朋友說，你們五大洲都去了。最初想以澳洲為專題，以為南北半球就在轉角處；去年再度重返非洲，遷移旅居、東瞧西看、多元多樣已然是我一直以來的日常。專題暫以橫跨世界不同角落的各類觀察、行旅生活、藝術文化、在地研究、跨洲觀點等為主，也包括生活的其他面向與各式札記。

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人們總因不了解，而顯得對某些國家地區無知、漠然，進而產生誤解。即便現今世界已然趨於平坦，甚或已接近無國界，但人們對世界各地的認識，有時仍會被長久以來的刻板印象自我設限，甚至被自以為是的想像誤導。

但這些偏見及戴著眼罩看世界的態度，無疑會錯估許多事物與情勢，更會錯過人文知識交流時的珍奇寶物。


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〈鬼〉是當代作家阿迪契的《繞頸之物》書中的第四篇小說。藉由兩個伊博族的男人相隔近四十年重遇，回憶1967年奈及利亞內戰時，及之後種種，兩人都歷經家人生離死別及遠走家鄉，後代定居他國，不再說伊博語。阿迪契藉由主人翁老教授，提問：如果我們（伊博族）贏了那場在1967年的戰爭，不知道會發生什麼事？