Prospero and Ariel
Mathias E. Mnyampala has written: 'Ngonjera za ukuta' 'Utenzi wa Enjili Takatifu' -- subject(s): Bible, Bible stories, Swahili, Paraphrases, Swahili, Poetry, Swahili Bible stories, Swahili Paraphrases 'Fasili johari ya mashairi' -- subject(s): Poetry, History and criticism, Translations into Swahili
Afro-Asian literature is a term for novels or writing such as poems written by people from mixed African-arab ethnicity, or african-asian ethnicity. In modern times, a a part of world literature, Afrio-Asian literature is a separate segment of writing [in english] of experiences in Africa and Asia to further cultural understanding and world peace.for exampleNgugi wa Thiong'o, the distinguished African writer and Amnesty International Prisoner of Conscience (Kenya 1977), has been at the forefront of discussions on the role of indigenous languages in decolonization, particularly in Africa, and has provided inspiration to anti-colonialist struggles throughout the world.His novels include Weep Not Child (1964), The River Between (1965), A Grain of Wheat (1967), Petals of Blood (1977), Devil on a Cross (1982) and Matigari Ma Njiruungi (1986). In 1977 Kenyan authorities detained Ngugi without charge after the production of his play, Ngaahika Ndeenda (I Will Marry When I Want). The drama, staged in the Gikuyu language with a cast of peasants and workers from the village of Kamiriithu, was sharply critical of the inequalities and deprivation faced by ordinary Kenyans. Amnesty International designated Ngugi a Prisoner of Conscience, and he was released in 1978.Source(s):"Crisscrossing Through Afro-Asian Literature is intended to give the reader varied views of life in the Afro-Asian sphere. It hopes to help the reader capture the nuances of the human experience that well from the vast wealth of wisdom and culture in these countrie
Nelson Kwok Ng has written: 'METCALC software' -- subject(s): Energy metabolism, Exercise, Mathematics, Physiological aspects of Exercise, Software
Ngugi wa Thiong'o's imprisonment had a significant impact on him artistically by influencing him to write in his native language, Gikuyu, to resist cultural imperialism and promote African languages. This experience also strengthened his commitment to addressing social and political issues in his work, leading to a more overtly political and activist approach in his writing.
The name Ngugi means "sleeping" or "keep quiet" in Kikuyu.
Yes Ngugi is married and has children. His first wife died when Ngugi was in exile.
No. The River Between was written by Ngugi WA thiong'o whose original name was James Ngugi.
Ngugi wa Thiong'o is a/an Writer
Ngugi wa Mirii died in 2008.
Ngugi wa Mirii was born in 1951.
John Ngugi was born on 1962-05-10.
Secret Lives by Ngugi
Ngugi wa Thiong'o was born on January 05, 1938
Ngugi wa Thiong'o was born on January 05, 1938
George Ngugi Njuguna has written: 'Environmental planning and management'