Write in an essay format a thematic critique of Gaston’s To Be Neither Seen nor

Write in an essay format a thematic critique of Gaston’s To Be Neither Seen nor Heard. This short book critique must consist of 4 to 5 pages of content in 12-point font and it must be double-spaced with one-inch margins. Please number all pages. After reading and studying the text you are to gear your critical analysis around, but not exclusively, on the following.
Factual: Give the title, author, publisher, and date of publication. (Maybe in a footnote).
Briefly discuss the author and the author’s background.
Discuss at least two of the main purposes of this biography.
Critically discuss with examples at least two of the book’s main points or themes—(destiny, family, polygamy, love, adultery, feminism, wife abuse, the relationship of co-wives, self-image, religion, etc—and how they can impact the female in particular.
Discuss the general and overall societal role/place of women with at least one example as discussed in the book.
Examine at least one character that influenced you negatively and one that influenced you positively. Discuss how and why?
Discuss how this book has enhanced your understanding of African traditions and the impact of colonialism and western culture, like western education, on some of these traditions and life in Africa in general? Provide at least two examples with discussions. With at least two examples from the book).
In your opinion, what was the book’s greatest contribution in helping you, as the reader, further understand the overall challenges faced by some African women and their life choices, (Provide some discussion).
In conclusion, discuss how you as a student of History 142 (Women in Africa) benefitted from reading the book.