Books (novels and essays) Foreign literature When I want to play, I'll get married / Gugi wa Giongo / Gugi wa Milier

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Foreign Literature
[Introduction]
This is the first play in ギクユ language by Gugi Wa Giongo of Kenya, star of modern African literature who broke away from the English language and turned into an ethnic language writer.
It was performed on the field stage by the local people in the early 70 s, but it was banned.
The experience of the new and old village of Kamiliz in the midst of the structure of global exploitation, including Japan and the United States, is a microcosm of the modern and contemporary history of Kenya, as well as a real light on the lives of farmers and workers living at the base of postcolonial states throughout Africa and even the world.
Words of Appreciation 11
Introduction 13
To directors, actors, and audience 20
Major Audience 21
First Actor 22
Character Profile 24
* First Act 131
Second Act 157
Ichiba 157
Second Act 197
* Second Act 227
Third Act 239
Ichiba 239
Second 253
Others.
I'll get married when I want to 『 this play. Inspired by 』's writing and performance activities, he started writing in his native language, ギクユ, from the end of the 1970 s, and he wrote novels such as 『 Jujujo no Devil 』 (1980), 『 Matigari : a survivor of the battlefield 』 (1986), 『 Karasu no Magician 』 (2004 ~ 2006), among others.
Many others, including Critic 『 : Decolonization of Spirit : Politics of Languages in African Literature 』 (1986).
He is currently an honorary professor at the University of California, Irvine.
288 295 357 393 1938 1964 1967 1977 1976 261 キマジ Ngerekano ギクユ Ngaahika Thiong ミシェレ 『 』 Rimuru 『 』 『 』 『 』 Ithaako ギクユ Ndeenda