Protest Arts, Gender, and Social Change
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Protest Arts, Gender, and Social Change
Fiction, Popular Songs, and the Media in Hausa Society across Borders
Alidou, Ousseina D.
The University of Michigan Press
04/2024
320
Dura
Inglês
9780472076680
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
Chapter One: Writing Resistance/Breaking Silence: Razinat T. Mohammed's Transgressive Novel Habiba
Chapter Two: Hausa Gospel Popular Song "Mazaje" (Men): Musical Advocacy Against Gender-based Violence
Chapter Three: Alhaji Roaming the City: Gender, HIV Popular Songs, and Performing Arts
Chapter Four: Hausa Poetic Narratives, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Vernacular Criticism
Chapter Five: Aminu ALA Wak'a's Song "Hasbi Allahu": Critical Poetics, Coronavirus Pandemics, and Islamic Sermonic Wa'azi
Concluding Remarks
References
Chapter One: Writing Resistance/Breaking Silence: Razinat T. Mohammed's Transgressive Novel Habiba
Chapter Two: Hausa Gospel Popular Song "Mazaje" (Men): Musical Advocacy Against Gender-based Violence
Chapter Three: Alhaji Roaming the City: Gender, HIV Popular Songs, and Performing Arts
Chapter Four: Hausa Poetic Narratives, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Vernacular Criticism
Chapter Five: Aminu ALA Wak'a's Song "Hasbi Allahu": Critical Poetics, Coronavirus Pandemics, and Islamic Sermonic Wa'azi
Concluding Remarks
References
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gender inequality; economic development initiatives; sociocultural public health interventions; religious public health interventions; Gender and Performing Arts in Hausa Society in Nigeria and Francophone Republic of Niger; Religion; Hausa popular arts and literature; social media; performance; creative agency and social movement; patriarchal Islam; patriarchal Christianity; patriarchal oligarchy; gendered impacts; gendered socio-economic inequities; gendered medical inequities; COVID-19; social pandemic; gender-based violence; local patriarchy; neoliberal patriarchy; Northern Nigeria; Boko Haram; feminist novel; Habiba; creative agency and protest; political cartoons; Hausa songs; YouTube; WhatsApp; Hausa popular songs; local virtual communities; transglobal virtual communities; community; oppression; social isolation; marginalization; African studies
Introduction
Chapter One: Writing Resistance/Breaking Silence: Razinat T. Mohammed's Transgressive Novel Habiba
Chapter Two: Hausa Gospel Popular Song "Mazaje" (Men): Musical Advocacy Against Gender-based Violence
Chapter Three: Alhaji Roaming the City: Gender, HIV Popular Songs, and Performing Arts
Chapter Four: Hausa Poetic Narratives, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Vernacular Criticism
Chapter Five: Aminu ALA Wak'a's Song "Hasbi Allahu": Critical Poetics, Coronavirus Pandemics, and Islamic Sermonic Wa'azi
Concluding Remarks
References
Chapter One: Writing Resistance/Breaking Silence: Razinat T. Mohammed's Transgressive Novel Habiba
Chapter Two: Hausa Gospel Popular Song "Mazaje" (Men): Musical Advocacy Against Gender-based Violence
Chapter Three: Alhaji Roaming the City: Gender, HIV Popular Songs, and Performing Arts
Chapter Four: Hausa Poetic Narratives, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Vernacular Criticism
Chapter Five: Aminu ALA Wak'a's Song "Hasbi Allahu": Critical Poetics, Coronavirus Pandemics, and Islamic Sermonic Wa'azi
Concluding Remarks
References
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
gender inequality; economic development initiatives; sociocultural public health interventions; religious public health interventions; Gender and Performing Arts in Hausa Society in Nigeria and Francophone Republic of Niger; Religion; Hausa popular arts and literature; social media; performance; creative agency and social movement; patriarchal Islam; patriarchal Christianity; patriarchal oligarchy; gendered impacts; gendered socio-economic inequities; gendered medical inequities; COVID-19; social pandemic; gender-based violence; local patriarchy; neoliberal patriarchy; Northern Nigeria; Boko Haram; feminist novel; Habiba; creative agency and protest; political cartoons; Hausa songs; YouTube; WhatsApp; Hausa popular songs; local virtual communities; transglobal virtual communities; community; oppression; social isolation; marginalization; African studies
