Pychoanalytic Analysis of Oromo Novels - Dubi, Yosef Beco
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Oromo people are the prominent ethnic group in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. It is indeed customary among all Oromo groups to say, "Ilmaan Oromo, Afaan Oromo, biyya oromo" whatever they want to refer to their common ancestry, common language and common land of origin respectively. Although the oral tradition of the society dated back to the existence of the people, the emergence of Oromo modern novel was Dhaba Wayessa s Godaannisa ( The Scar ) and Gaddisa Birru s Kuusaa Gadoo ( Cumulative Grudge ). Both novels were written in 1992 just after the downfall of the brutal Dergue regime in 1991.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Oromo people are the prominent ethnic group in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa. It is indeed customary among all Oromo groups to say, "Ilmaan Oromo, Afaan Oromo, biyya oromo" whatever they want to refer to their common ancestry, common language and common land of origin respectively. Although the oral tradition of the society dated back to the existence of the people, the emergence of Oromo modern novel was Dhaba Wayessa s Godaannisa ( The Scar ) and Gaddisa Birru s Kuusaa Gadoo ( Cumulative Grudge ). Both novels were written in 1992 just after the downfall of the brutal Dergue regime in 1991. The themes that preoccupied by the novels revolve around the traumatic experiences of the life of Oromo people in those bad days. The writers projected the repressed bruises of their early formative developments into the characters and mainly central characters.
Autorenporträt
Yosef Beco Dubi graduated from Addis Ababa University (AAU) with BA in Foreign Languages and Literature in 2003 and with MA in Literature in 2010. He was a lecturer in Robe College of Teachers Education since 2003 and since 2011 he is a PhD Student in Literature in the area of Indigenous Knowledge and Oral Traditions of the Oromo People, at AAU.