The ‘Being’ of Man in Gebre-Kiristos Desta’s Anthology of Poetry
Abstract
This study investigates how the ’Being' of man is represented in Gebre-Kristos Desta’s (2005) ’Menges Situgn Sefi’ (Give me vast pathway) Anthology of Poetry. The study has identifed fundamental categories which Gebre-Kirstos has provided implicitly or explicitly as the basis of the fundamental ontology of humans. In light of these categories, the study has provided meaning to how Gebre-Kistos understood the the ‘Being’ of humans. A hermeneutic reading of the texts in general and the poems in particular has been employed to interpret the fundamental nature of the Being of humans as represented in the poems.References
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