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Mkuki na Nyota Publ. [u.a.], Dar es Salaam
1. Religious versification: from depoliticisation to repoliticisation / Kimani Njogu -- 2. L'intellectuel populaire et l'imaginaire politique: Le cas de Joseph Kamaru / Herve Maupeu -- 3. Artistic discourse and gender politics in the Gikuyu popular...
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1. Religious versification: from depoliticisation to repoliticisation / Kimani Njogu -- 2. L'intellectuel populaire et l'imaginaire politique: Le cas de Joseph Kamaru / Herve Maupeu -- 3. Artistic discourse and gender politics in the Gikuyu popular song / Michael W. Mwaura -- 4. The poetics of Gikuyu mwomboko: narrative as a technique in HIV-AIDS awareness campaign in rural Kenya / Mwangi P. Muhoro -- 5. Hip-hop in Nairobi: recognition of an international movement and the main means of expression for the urban youth in poor residential areas / Aurelia Ferrari -- 6. Folk poetry as a weapon of struggle: an analysis of the Chaka Mchaka resistance songs of the national resistance movement/army of Uganda / Musambayi Katumanga -- 7. Ethnic identity and stereotypes in popular music: Mugiithi performance in Kenya / Maina wa Mutonya -- 8. Song and politics: the case of D. Owino Misiani / Adams Oloo -- 9. Orature of combat: cultural aesthetics of song as political action in the performance of the Mau Mau songs / Bantu Mwaura -- 10. Resistance and performance dynamics: the case of busungusungu vigilantes' dance of the Sukuma of Tanzania / Herbert F. Makoye -- 11. Music and politics in Tanzania: a case study of Nyota-wa-Cigogo / Frowin Paul Nyoni -- 12. Hip-hop, westernization and gender in East Africa / Mwenda Ntarangwi -- 13. Thematising election politics in Swahli epic: the case of Mahmoud Abdulkadir / Rayya Timammy -- 14. Formation of a popular music: hip-hop in Tanzania / Alice Bancet -- 15. The enduring power of Somali "oral political poetry": songs and poems of peace in the midst of chaos / Chantal Logan -- 16. If you're ugly, know how to sing: aesthetics of resistance and subversion / Lupenga Mphande
