This article will explore the relationship between literature and education, between the oral and written genres, between nationalism, pluralism and internationalisation in Swahili children’s literature produced in Tanzania since the 1990’s. During the years of African Socialism (Ujamaa), Swahili literature was meant to promote the language and to disseminate socialist and nationalist ideas in Tanzanian society; however, the literature was fundamentally aimed at adults or young skilled readers. Since the end of Ujamaa, writers have explored the potential of literature in the field of education, producing original works in which they experiment with manipulation and contamination of modes, styles, narrative genres. These implicitly redefined...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...
Globally, women’s liberation efforts have prevailed for a long time. Through different mechanisms, t...
In this article I argue that language policies for education have effects on pupils’ educational pos...
This study is aimed at giving an overall picture of present state of creative writing in the languag...
This study is aimed at giving an overall picture of present state of creative writing in the lan-gua...
The article is based on the assumption that the present state of writing for children in Kenya could...
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research...
This dissertation focuses on Swahili newspaper fiction,a concentrating particularly on the critical ...
Visions of the future in the ‘new ’ Swahili novel: Hope in desperation? The ‘new ’ novel in Swahili,...
This article explores the production of literary translations into Swahili in post-independence Tanz...
Kenyan Swahili creative writing has been in the shadow of Tanzanian creative works for a long time. ...
Uno de los desafíos con los que se enfrentan los autores y los editores de la literatura africana co...
The present challenges in the field of literacy and reading in the Tanzanian educational context are...
This article entitled African Literary Communication centers on the way of transmitting message as w...
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...
Globally, women’s liberation efforts have prevailed for a long time. Through different mechanisms, t...
In this article I argue that language policies for education have effects on pupils’ educational pos...
This study is aimed at giving an overall picture of present state of creative writing in the languag...
This study is aimed at giving an overall picture of present state of creative writing in the lan-gua...
The article is based on the assumption that the present state of writing for children in Kenya could...
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research...
This dissertation focuses on Swahili newspaper fiction,a concentrating particularly on the critical ...
Visions of the future in the ‘new ’ Swahili novel: Hope in desperation? The ‘new ’ novel in Swahili,...
This article explores the production of literary translations into Swahili in post-independence Tanz...
Kenyan Swahili creative writing has been in the shadow of Tanzanian creative works for a long time. ...
Uno de los desafíos con los que se enfrentan los autores y los editores de la literatura africana co...
The present challenges in the field of literacy and reading in the Tanzanian educational context are...
This article entitled African Literary Communication centers on the way of transmitting message as w...
The article outlines recent trends in popular writing in Swahili in Kenya and Tanzania, the research...
This article explores the use of Swahili for education in Tanzania, focusing on rural areas where Sw...
Globally, women’s liberation efforts have prevailed for a long time. Through different mechanisms, t...
In this article I argue that language policies for education have effects on pupils’ educational pos...