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Bazimaziki Gabriel

Publications (3)

Reflection on Literature as a Mirror and a Didactic Mode to Society: A Mini-review of Multi-genres

Bazimaziki Gabriel · Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies · 2020

This essay is concerned with genres of Literature and their relevance to society. The author carries out a mini review of various literary works showing how many authors or critics have stake in human life at socio-cultural, economic and political levels. The author uses mainly i...

Open access Research Article

Exploring Contemporary Art Performance as a Didactic Mode to Mirror Human Society: Focus on the Drama Film “Mugisha”

Bazimaziki Gabriel · Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies · 2019

Art cannot be distanced from society. Contemporary art performance reflects human action over his fellow human being(s). In this paper, the researcher demonstrates that art is a didactic tool to society as produced by society about society for society. How filmmakers use the past...

Open access Research Article

Acquired Human Violence and Taught Humanhood in South African Fiction: A Perspectivism of the Protagonists in Alex La Guma’s a Walk in the Night and Peter Abrahams’ Mine Boy

Bazimaziki Gabriel, Mukadisi Florence & Twahirwa Jean Bosco · Asian Journal of Language, Literature and Culture Studies · 2019

Literature mirrors society and the two cannot be disconnected. Mine Boy and A Walk in the Night are two tools used by South African writers cum literary critics from other parts of the globe to depict and mirror South African society during Apartheid. This study pinpoints the int...

Open access Research Article