Auson Njunwensi Wincheslaus is a committed and enthusiastic educator working as an assistant lecturer at Mkwawa University College of Education. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Linguistics and Literature, as well as a Master's degree in Literature.
Currently, Auson is working on a research project titled "Bongo Flava and Environmental Consciousness," exploring the intersection of popular music culture in Tanzania (Bongo Flava) with environmental awareness and activism. His innovative research explores how popular culture influences environmental awareness and informs sustainable practices. In addition, he is currently developing two literary projects: "Madness, Gender, and Urbanisation in African Literature" and "Sense of Displacement and Eco-Trauma in East African Narratives." His multidisciplinary approach and passion for exploring a variety of literary topics make him a valued member of the academic community at Mkwawa University College of Education.
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Bongo Flava and Environmental Consciousness
Madness, Gender, and Urbanisation
Sense of Displacement and Eco-Trauma
Wincheslaus, A. N. (2023). Representation of Mau Mau Struggle in Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s Weep Not Child and Dreams in a Time of War. MA dissertation. University of Dar es Salaam.
Wincheslaus, A. N. (2025). Christianity, Monogamy and Second Marriage Politics: Social Inclusion Rethinking in Sitwala Imenda’s Unmarried Wife. UMMA, 12(1), 208-230. https://journals.udsm.ac.tz/index.php/umma/article/view/7221