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This book offers multidisciplinary perspectives on the work of Zimbabwean musician Leonard Karikoga Zhakata. His music has, since the late 1980s, been advocating for the betterment of marginalised people's livelihoods. His voice has a transformative logic, giving voice to the voiceless, hope to the hopeless and security to the vulnerable. In short, Zhakata sings for social justice, development and the amelioration of human suffering.
Contents
INTRODUCTION.- CHAPTER 1.- Melodies of Justice and Rhythms of Resistance.-Harmonisation of Labour Rights in Leonard Karikoga Zhakata's Music.- CHAPTER 2.- Leonard Zhakata's Mubikira.-A Voice of Advocacy for Socio-economic Equality.- CHAPTER 3.- Music and Subtle Protests.-Leonard Zhakata's Selected Songs Against the Economic Structural Adjustment Programme.- CHAPTER 4.-Of Boundaries, Surveillance and Order.- "Dirt" and "Purification" in Leonard Karikoga Zhakata's Music.- CHAPTER 5.- Leonard Zhakata's "Mubikira" and the Critique of Selective Justice in Zimbabwe.-A Linguistic Perspective.- CHAPTER 6.- Reconnoitering Democratic Governance, Ethical Leadership, and Social Justice Through Leonard 'Karikoga' Zhakata's Music.- CHAPTER 7.- Re-thinking Development and Social Justice within the Zimbabwean Crisis.-A View from Selected Songs by Leonard Zhakata.- CHAPTER 8.- Leonard Zhakata's Works as the Intersection of Music and Positive Psychology in Zimbabwe.- CHAPTER 9.- Leonard Zhakata's Sungura Costumes.-A Cultural Lens on Social Justice and Development.- CHAPTER 10.- Transformative Masculinities and Gender Justice in Leonard Zhakata's 'Murume Chaiye'.- CHAPTER 11.-Diluting Misogynistic Ideologies.-An Analysis of the Portrayal of Women in Selected Leonard Zhakata Songs.- CHAPTER 12.-Chirere Chigozokurerawo.-Unpacking the Socio-Cultural Philosophy of Motherhood and Reciprocation in Leonard Zhakata's Song, 'Batai Mazwi'.- CHAPTER 13.- The Centrality of 'Mwanangu' (My Child) in Selected Songs of Leonard Zhakata.



