Archie Jones

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Archie Jones is a middle-aged, working-class Englishman of Jamaican war-veteran background whose unlikely friendship with the intellectual Bengali Muslim Samad Iqbal anchors the multicultural, intergenerational narrative of Zadie Smith’s novel "White Teeth."

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Archie Jones canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn White Teeth
associatedWithTheme friendship
identity
immigration
multiculturalism
createdBy Zadie Smith
firstAppearanceYear 2000
firstAppearsIn White Teeth
hasAge middle-aged
hasBackground working-class Englishman of Jamaican war-veteran background
hasChild Irie Jones
hasCulturalContext multicultural Britain
hasEthnicBackground Jamaican
hasFriend Samad Iqbal
hasMilitaryBackground war veteran
hasNationality English
hasOccupation printer
hasPersonalityTrait amiable
passive
hasRelationshipTypeWith Samad Iqbal unlikely friendship
hasResidence London
linked to: London, England
hasSocialClass working class
hasSpouse Clara Bowden
narrativeRole anchor of intergenerational narrative
protagonist
servedIn World War II
setInWork postwar London
linked to: post-war London

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White Teeth protagonist Archie Jones
Clara Bowden hasSpouse Archie Jones
Clara Bowden hasRelationshipWith Archie Jones
Irie Jones hasParent Archie Jones
Irie Jones hasFather Archie Jones