
Imru Hayle-Sillassie: Ethiopian Reformer, Novelist, and Advocate of Modernization
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Imru Hayle-Sillassie (1892–1980), also known as Emeru Haile-Sillassie, was a promin…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Imru Hayle-Sillassie (1892–1980), also known as Emeru Haile-Sillassie, was a promin…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Hiruy Welde-Sillasé (1879–1938) holds a distinguished place in African literary his…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Haddis Alemayyehu (1909–2003) remains Ethiopia’s most celebrated and widely read n…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Dannyacchew Werqu (also spelled Daniachew Worku) remains one of the …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Birhanu Zerihun (1933/4–1987) remains one of Ethiopia’s most significant and trans…
(toc) #title= Table of Content Few figures in modern Ethiopian literature and journalism have left as profound and t…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) In the annals of African literature and national consciousness, few names resonate …
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1868 in Ethiopia, Afewerq Gebre-Iyesus ( Afä-Wärq Gäbrä-Iyäsus ) holds the…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Abbé Gubennya (Abe Gubañña / Gubagna): A Voice for Ethiopia's Marginalized Intr…