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Ziraili na Zirani, a philosophical analysisDe Giuli, Lou Akusua 06 March 2013 (has links) (PDF)
The novel Ziraili na Zirani, by W. Mkufya, is characterised by the constant recurrence of themes featuring in theodicy, the philosophical ‘vindication of divine goodness and providence in view of the existence of evil’ (Oxford dictionaries online). The themes which emerge from the characters’ conversations throughout the novel provide a constant confrontation of arguments to support or refute the existence of God. This paper aims to analyse the novel from a philosophical perspective, in order to clarify and emphasise the connection between the ideas and words employed by the characters, and the theories of Western philosophers such as St. Anselm, Thomas Aquinas and Leibnitz. The focus on these particular philosophical aspects contributes to a deeper understanding of the novel as a whole.
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Mazungumzo na Lutz Diegner juu ya riwaya ya Ziraili na ZiraniMkufya, William E. 30 November 2012 (has links) (PDF)
William E. Mkufya aliyezaliwa mwaka 1953 wilayani Lushoto, Tanga, nchini Tanzania ni mmojawapo wa waandishi wakongwa wa riwaya ya Kiswahili. Hadi hii leo amechapisha riwaya nne. Aidha, ameandika vitabu kumi na viwili vya watoto na kutafsiri baadhi ya vitabu, kama vile riwaya ya Kiu ya Mohamd Suleiman Mohamed. Riwaya za Ziraili na Zirani na Ua la Faraja zimeshinda Tuzo la Fasihi ya Kitaifa Tanzania katika kiwango cha Muswada Bora wa Riwaya mnamo 1999 na 2001. Katika mazungumzo haya yaliyofanyika tarehe 29 Januari, mwaka 2004, huko TYCS, Upanga, Dar es Salaam tulitia mkazo zaidi kwenye riwaya yake ya kiepiki Ziraili na Zirani (1999).
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Mazungumzo na Lutz Diegner juu ya riwaya ya Ziraili na ZiraniMkufya, William E. 30 November 2012 (has links)
William E. Mkufya aliyezaliwa mwaka 1953 wilayani Lushoto, Tanga, nchini Tanzania ni mmojawapo wa waandishi wakongwa wa riwaya ya Kiswahili. Hadi hii leo amechapisha riwaya nne. Aidha, ameandika vitabu kumi na viwili vya watoto na kutafsiri baadhi ya vitabu, kama vile riwaya ya Kiu ya Mohamd Suleiman Mohamed. Riwaya za Ziraili na Zirani na Ua la Faraja zimeshinda Tuzo la Fasihi ya Kitaifa Tanzania katika kiwango cha Muswada Bora wa Riwaya mnamo 1999 na 2001. Katika mazungumzo haya yaliyofanyika tarehe 29 Januari, mwaka 2004, huko TYCS, Upanga, Dar es Salaam tulitia mkazo zaidi kwenye riwaya yake ya kiepiki Ziraili na Zirani (1999).
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Ziraili na Zirani, a philosophical analysisDe Giuli, Lou Akusua 06 March 2013 (has links)
The novel Ziraili na Zirani, by W. Mkufya, is characterised by the constant recurrence of themes featuring in theodicy, the philosophical ‘vindication of divine goodness and providence in view of the existence of evil’ (Oxford dictionaries online). The themes which emerge from the characters’ conversations throughout the novel provide a constant confrontation of arguments to support or refute the existence of God. This paper aims to analyse the novel from a philosophical perspective, in order to clarify and emphasise the connection between the ideas and words employed by the characters, and the theories of Western philosophers such as St. Anselm, Thomas Aquinas and Leibnitz. The focus on these particular philosophical aspects contributes to a deeper understanding of the novel as a whole.
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Intertextuality in the contemporary Swahili novel: Euphrase Kezilahabi`s Nagona and William E. Mkufya`s Ziraili na ZiraniDiegner, Lutz 14 August 2012 (has links) (PDF)
This paper deals with intertextuality in two contemporary Swahili novels: Euphrase Kezilahabi`s Nagona (1987/1990) and William E. Mkufya`s Ziraili na Zirani (1999). It is a first approach to intertextual relations between these two novels. My aim is to show how the contemporary Swahili novel has further opened up its scope to universal questions of mankind.
Nagona describes the journey of an unnamed protagonist through strangely abandoned landscapes and his surrealistic experience. It is written in a puzzling style between realism and hallucination. The second work, Ziraili na Zirani, is a novel written in the style of an epic. Dwelling on its literary role models, which are Dante`s Divina Commedia (1312-1321) and Milton`s Paradise Lost (1658-1665), it describes the battle over religion. It takes the reader on a fantastic journey between heaven, paradise and hell, with several excursions to the historical and contemporary malices and catastrophes on earth.
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Intertextuality in the contemporary Swahili novel: Euphrase Kezilahabi`s Nagona and William E. Mkufya`s Ziraili na ZiraniDiegner, Lutz 14 August 2012 (has links)
This paper deals with intertextuality in two contemporary Swahili novels: Euphrase Kezilahabi`s Nagona (1987/1990) and William E. Mkufya`s Ziraili na Zirani (1999). It is a first approach to intertextual relations between these two novels. My aim is to show how the contemporary Swahili novel has further opened up its scope to universal questions of mankind.
Nagona describes the journey of an unnamed protagonist through strangely abandoned landscapes and his surrealistic experience. It is written in a puzzling style between realism and hallucination. The second work, Ziraili na Zirani, is a novel written in the style of an epic. Dwelling on its literary role models, which are Dante`s Divina Commedia (1312-1321) and Milton`s Paradise Lost (1658-1665), it describes the battle over religion. It takes the reader on a fantastic journey between heaven, paradise and hell, with several excursions to the historical and contemporary malices and catastrophes on earth.
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