African Egalitarian Values and Indigenous Genres

A Comparative Approach to the Functional and Contextual Studies of Oromo National Literature in a Contemporary Perspective

By:
Eshete Gemeda
Year Published:
2012
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In "African Egalitarian Values and Indigenous Genres," Eshete Gemeda explores the traditional values and literary forms of African societies, with a focus on the Oromo. The book highlights the egalitarian principles embedded in the Gadaa system, emphasizing democracy, social justice, and community governance. Gemeda analyzes oral literature, folklore, and other indigenous genres, illustrating how these cultural expressions uphold and transmit egalitarian values across generations. The work underscores the richness and resilience of African indigenous traditions.

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