Browsing College of Education and External Studies (CEES) by Subject "Ganda"

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    • A detailed study of symbolism in the selected Ganda proverbs 

      Ahumuza, Sheillah (Makerere University, 2021-12-01)
      This study examines a detailed study of symbolism in the selected Ganda proverbs. The study analysed the symbols found in the selected Ganda proverbs.The study has included the direct translations of the Ganda ...

    • Effect of irony in Ganda proverbs 

      Ngabire, Joan (Makerere University, 2020-05)
      This research was mainly carried out to examine and analyze the effectiveness of Irony in making meaning of proverbs with close reference to a few selected Ganda proverbs. The findings of this research are elaborate to ...

    • Exploring Satire in Uganda Marriage songs. 

      Ndagire Kiwanuka Doreen (2023-12-04)
      The employment of satire specifically in songs hasn’t been fully and absolutely explored. Studies similar to this one have been carried out but on a very small scale. This research aims at exploring how, why and where ...

    • Hypocrisy in Ganda fables. 

      Zalwango, Shadiah (Makerere University, 2023-07-17)
      This dissertation aims to explore and analyze the theme of hypocrisy in Ganda fables, a rich oral tradition found within the Ganda culture of Uganda. Fables serve as a means to impart moral lessons and societal values, ...

    • Imagery in selected Ganda kolktales. 

      Mirembe, Fatumah (Makerere University., 2022-04-28)
      In this research I am focusing on visual, auditory and gustatory imagery and how they are used in enriching meaning and developing themes in the Ganda folktales. The intention of my research is to come up with a literary ...

    • Imagery in selected Ganda riddles. 

      Nalujja, Sarah (Makerere University, 2023-11-20)
      This study analyses the use of images of different kinds in the selected riddles in Ganda community. The images in these riddles are identified in the choice of words, performance and also the response from the audience ...

    • Imagery in the Ganda marriage Folk Songs 

      Babirye, Joan (Makerere University., 2022-04-28)
      The past years, many things have changed in our cultural norms where people take traditional folk songs about marriage just for entertainment rather than acknowledging the importance and message that lies in the images ...

    • Research project on Masculinity in Ganda proverbs. 

      Kiberu, Melechizadek Able (Makerere University, 2023-03-27)
      Proverbs are an innovative, distinct Ganda style of thematic realism. They arouse a fresh perception of contemporary values and familiar culture themes in an intriguing perception and intelligent understanding of various ...

    • Sarcasm in Ganda folktales 

      Nambubi, Zakiah (Makerere University, 2023-09)
      This dissertation explores the use of sarcasm in Ganda folktales. Through an analysis of a diverse selection of folktales, it examines the ways in which sarcasm functions as a communicative tool among characters, highlighting ...

    • A Study of symbolism in Ganda proverbs. 

      Nabiryo, Carol (Makerere University, 2022-11-21)
      In a society, people are from different cultures that have norms, beliefs and practices that join them. In Buganda, people use Luganda as their official language which they use for communication. Buganda tribe is one of ...

    • The theme of love in selected Ganda folktales 

      Nakayenga, Elyne (Makerere University, 2023-12-08)
      The study covered, The theme of love in selected Ganda folktales. It was indeed inspired by the each and everything, how they treated everyone and how they would handle each and everything evident in their folktales that ...

    • Women Representation in Ganda Proverbs. 

      Biyinzika, Christine (Makerere University, 2023-07-05)
      This dissertation explores the representation of women in Ganda proverbs and the implications for gender equality in Ganda society. Through a qualitative content analysis of a sample of Ganda proverbs, the study examines ...