Dr. Mark Mutali Chetambe

Lecturer & Chairperson, Department of Literature & Linguistics

Books

August 4, 2002: Writers Belong to the Street, Not the Palace
September 29, 2002: Wanted: A Radical Re-Think on Status of Literary Studies
June 15, 2003: Why “General Mathenge” Has Made Ngugi a Literary Seer

Conference Papers

  1. August 4, 2002: Writers Belong to the Street, Not the Palace
  2. September 29, 2002: Wanted: A Radical Re-Think on Status of Literary Studies
  3. June 15, 2003: Why “General Mathenge” Has Made Ngugi a Literary Seer
  4. 2021: “Mother languages and Other Languages: Navigating Covid 19 through East African Poetrimusical Craftsmanship.” Presented at the International Mother Language Day Conference at The Centre for International Language and Culture, Kenyatta University, Nairobi.
  5. 2017: “Animal as Racial Metaphor in Selected Plays of Trevor Rhone and Derek Walcott.” Presented at the Kenyatta University PhD Postgraduate seminar.
  6. 2016: “50 Years of Clementine’s Self-mutilation as the Badge of Colonial Alienation: A Reading of Okot p’Bitek’s Song of Lawino”. A paper presented at a colloquium to mark 50 years after the publication of Okot p’Bitek’s Song of Lawino, held at Kenyatta University.