Eco-phenomenological Portrayal of Human-Lived Experiences with Animals in Ezra Chadza’s Kokha Mchepera wa Kalulu
animals, eco-phenomenology, phenomenology, nihilistic metaphysics, ecology.
animals, eco-phenomenology, phenomenology, nihilistic metaphysics, ecology.
Bhagavad Gita, Indian philosophy, binary oppositions, non-duality, self-
Urban space, entropic, narrative, suffering, eco-critical.
Women, Nature, Second World War, Insurgency, Nagaland.
Immigrants, Otherness, Uprootedness, Hostility, African Diaspora.
new woman, conventional, traditional, progressive writer, contemporary, ashes,
melancholy, adulthood, bildungsroman, condescending, encounter,
abstraction, body, culture, gender, politics, sexuality.
equality, space, understanding, acknowledge, respect and dignity, women
Body, Binary, Corporeal, Patriarchy, Abject.