Haileleul Zeleke Woldemariam
Biographic Data
| ID | 8958451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Haileleul Zeleke Woldemariam |
| GIVEN NAMES | Haileleul Zeleke |
| FAMILY NAME | Woldemariam |
| SIGNATURE | WOLDEMARIAM H Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Namibia University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4237-9472 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Demand-driven English course for medical students at Hage Geingob Unam, Namibia
This study investigates the English language needs of medical students at the University of Namibia’s Hage Geingob campus. Given the pivotal role of English in medical practice, especially for communicating with patients and colleagues, this research addresses the discrepancy between workplace English and students’ linguistic preparedness. Current academic English modules fall short, prompting the need for a tailored English for Medical Purposes …
Cognitive Stylistic Analysis of Namibia’s 1904-1908 Nama-Herero Genocide through Fictional Narratives
This study examines four Namibian Nama-Herero literary texts about the genocide in Namibia through the application of the cognitive stylistics framework. The texts analyzed are, Lauri Kubuitsile’s (2016) The Scattering, Jaspar D. Utley’s (2017) Lie of the Land, Rukee Tjingaete’s (2017) The Weeping Graves of our Ancestors and Zirk Van den Berg’s (2018) Parts Unknown. The four novels have been selected because they present the Nama-Herero genocide,…
Gender Questions in Wole Soyinka’s The lion and The Jewel and The Trials of Brother Jero
This article questions how women are represented in Wole Soyinka’s The Lion and the Jewel and The Trials of Brother Jero, following a feminist stylistics theoretical framework. The plays were investigated keeping in view Mills (1995) three echelons of enquiry: lexis, syntax, and discourse. Soyinka’s plays are masterfully carved to expose the suppression of women by men. In these plays, female characters are represented through withering words and…
Schematizing Societal Problems in Namibian Novels
The current research presents a cognitive stylistics study of two Namibian novels: Francis Sifiso Nyathi’s The Other Presence and Salom Shilongo’s The Hopeless Hopes. These novels were selected because they present societal problems specific to Namibia from two different perspectives. The study also argues that only a few such Namibian novels have been investigated via conceptualising cognitive stylistics. The researchers have raised three fundam…
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Gender Questions in Wole Soyinka’s The lion and The Jewel and The Trials of Brother Jero
This article questions how women are represented in Wole Soyinka’s The Lion and the Jewel and The Trials of Brother Jero, following a feminist stylistics theoretical framework. The plays were investigated keeping in view Mills (1995) three echelons of enquiry: lexis, syntax, and discourse. Soyinka’s plays are masterfully carved to expose the suppression of women by men. In these plays, female characters are represented through withering words and…
Schematizing Societal Problems in Namibian Novels
The current research presents a cognitive stylistics study of two Namibian novels: Francis Sifiso Nyathi’s The Other Presence and Salom Shilongo’s The Hopeless Hopes. These novels were selected because they present societal problems specific to Namibia from two different perspectives. The study also argues that only a few such Namibian novels have been investigated via conceptualising cognitive stylistics. The researchers have raised three fundam…
Cognitive Stylistic Analysis of Namibia’s 1904-1908 Nama-Herero Genocide through Fictional Narratives
This study examines four Namibian Nama-Herero literary texts about the genocide in Namibia through the application of the cognitive stylistics framework. The texts analyzed are, Lauri Kubuitsile’s (2016) The Scattering, Jaspar D. Utley’s (2017) Lie of the Land, Rukee Tjingaete’s (2017) The Weeping Graves of our Ancestors and Zirk Van den Berg’s (2018) Parts Unknown. The four novels have been selected because they present the Nama-Herero genocide,…
Demand-driven English course for medical students at Hage Geingob Unam, Namibia
This study investigates the English language needs of medical students at the University of Namibia’s Hage Geingob campus. Given the pivotal role of English in medical practice, especially for communicating with patients and colleagues, this research addresses the discrepancy between workplace English and students’ linguistic preparedness. Current academic English modules fall short, prompting the need for a tailored English for Medical Purposes …
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