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Mathias E. Mnyampala (1917-1969) et la construction nationale tanzanienne: Vol. 1: Définitions de la poésie d'expression swahilie
Mathias E. Mnyampala (1917-1969) et la construction nationale tanzanienne: Vol. 1: Définitions de la poésie d'expression swahilie
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Les deux volumes de cette thèse de doctorat offrent des extraits des Archives Numériques de Mathias E. Mnyampala (ANM). Dont des manuscrits inédits comme celui d'Azimio la Arusha na Maandiko Matakatifu la déclaration d'Arusha et les saintes écritures ou encore Mashairi ya Vidato Mashairi en entailles ainsi que d'autres documents inédits.
Mathias Eugen Mnyampala (1917-1969) was a Tanzanian writer, lawyer and poet who wrote in Kiswahili. With Cigogo as a mother tongue, he learned to read and to write in Kiswahili at the age of fifteen in a local Roman Catholic Bible school. Since Independence of Tanganyika in 1961, he put his poetic art at the service of the development of Kiswahili, the language of the new nation. The issue of the Tanzanian nation building is reflected in this particular destiny of a young pastor from Ugogo in the center of Tanzania becoming a master of Kiswahili poetry recognized by his peers as well as a national artist. His ex materia creative processes, neither classical nor modern, are a third way of verse composition that the formal approach describe. Parallel to the nationalization of the meters of classical Kiswahili poetry in the 1960's, it comes to the africanization of the national culture that this work analyzes.
The two volumes of this doctoral thesis offer some extracts of Mathias E. Mnyampala's Digital Archives (MDA) including unpublished manuscripts like Azimio la Arusha na Maandiko Matakatifu "the Arusha Declaration and the Holy Scriptures" or Mashairi ya Vidato "Mashairi in Notchs" and other unpublished documents.
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