Browsing by Author "Abeba Amare"

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    Practice and Challenges Facing Ethiopian Women Basketball Players
    (Addis Ababa University, 2003-06-01) Abeba Amare; Tesfaye Asgedom
    Sport is a very essential for all human being. And in our country sport was exercised in the form of traditional sports like Gebeta, Kurb0 , Tigile, Zilay, and others. In the modem era other sport types like football, basketball, athletics, handball, volley ball etc were introduced by missioner teachers. Not only this there is also the government of Ethiopia tried to established different federations in different years and it is working on promoting and developing sport activities.The purpose of this research was to know and find out the practice and challenges facing Ethiopian women basketball players facing throughreview of related literature has been made on the practice and challenges of employed descriptive quantitative type of research of investigation applied for data gathering were open and closed types of questioner , interview, document analyzed and observation. The data gathered have been analyzed, findings and conclusions drown. Result of the study revealed that the practice and challenges of Ethiopian women basketball players was discussed in the five chapters. In each part the researcher tried to deal the practices and challenges that facing Ethiopian women basketball players and basket on the getting data made conclusion. In addition to the conclusion the researcher also suggest recommendation for players, coaches, basketball federation, sport commission and Media.
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    Some Selected Poems in English by Ethiopian Poets: a Stylistic Analysis
    (Addis Ababa University, 2002-08) Abeba Amare ; Akalu Getaneh
    This study is concerned with a stylistic analysis of some selected English poems of three poets; namely Tsegaye G/Medhen, Solomon Deressa and Eyasu Gorfu. This research focuses on how these poets communicate their ideas through language choices. Therefore, the central purpose of this thesis is to explore the language use of the poets and find out how the language conveys meanings in each given poem and bring out the recurrent themes in each poet's work. The method adopted in this study is a stylistic approach. Thus, noting and examining unique features of the poems and their relationships as central too stylistic approach, the analysis of the poems has been systematically carried out. The other aim of this study is to reveal the effectiveness of the stylistic analysis approach in bringing out meaning of the poems and arriving at valid interpretation of literary texts. This thesis has four chapters. The first chapter is a general introduction of the research work. The second chapter surveys different critical reviews and theses related to this research. The third chapter offers an overview of the concepts in focus i.e. it discusses the concepts of style, stylistics and the basic framework of stylistic analysis, which are the analytical tools in the stylistic analysis of the selected poems. The last chapter, which is chapter four deals with the actual analysis of the selected poems. Thus, in section one the poems of Tsegaye G/Medehen are examined with the framework of stylistic analysis. In the second section Solomon Deressa's poems are analysed through the same method and in the third section the poetry of Eyasu Gorfu are scrutinized. In the final section, which is the conclusion part, the findings of the researcher are briefly presented.