دانلود کتاب Somali Oral Poetry and the Failed She-Camel Nation State: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Deelley Poetry Debate (1979–1980)

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Cover
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Part One
Chapter One: The Historical, Political and Social Context of Somali Oral Poetry
Clan and political dynamics in a historical perspective
The foundation of Somali pastoralist oral poetry
The language of poetry: ideology and politics in language
Hegemonic nomadic pastoralist poetry and the consequences of the politics of the language
The contradiction between clan system culture and the discourse of national identity
Tribalization and re-tribalization of the Somali politics. A colonial imprint?
Clan ideology and its concept of state
Military takeover of power and the subsequent policies of economic and social transformation
The land question and the further marginalization of the agriculturalists
Concomitant crises which have distraught the regime in Somalia
Chapter Two: Poetry and Politics: The Immediate Content of The Deelley Poetry Debate
Re-emergence of clan rivalries in Somali politics
The call and the organization for the poetry debate
The leading figures of the Deelley Poetry debate
Chapter Three: The Choice of The Method
Descriptive overview of the analysis of the Deelley Polytext
Analytical strategies
Part Two
Chapter Four: Analyses of Individual Poems
Gaarriye, “No Refuge is offered by Tribalism”
Hadraawi, “Unfulfilled”
Idaajaa, “The Veils of Ignorance”
Chapter Five: Metaphors
Damal (The Damal-Tree Metaphor)
AWR (The Male Camel Metaphor)
Digo hoos ka nool (The Smouldering Dung Metaphor)
Part Three
Chapter Six: Maandeeq: The She-Camel Nation-State
Chapter Seven: Tribalism and The Tribal System
The debate about tribalism and the tribal system
Conclusive remarks on the debate on tribalism
Chapter Eight: Summing Up
The use of poetry as a medium of representation of the society
Hegemony works from the start. The conceived society and the opacity of ideology
The silence over agriculture and the absence of poets from the agriculturalist southern population
The discourse of the Deelley
The confirmation of ‘internal colonialism’ and the patrimonial concept of State in Somali culture
Injustice as a fundamental question
Freedom of expression and ideological censorship
Language as the locus of ideology
Ideologies in the discourse of Deelley
The poets’ critique against the regime
Bibliography