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Infedility in Pelo ea monna, Mantoa, and Sephiri ke Moloi

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dc.contributor.author Makhalemele, Maleputla
dc.date
dc.date.accessioned 2024-01-31T14:13:54Z
dc.date.available 2024-01-31T14:13:54Z
dc.date.issued 2023-04-20
dc.identifier.uri https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14155/1840
dc.description.abstract This study analyses the three selected drama texts, namely; Pelo ea Monna, ʼMantoa and Sephiri ke Moloi looking in to the portrayal of infidelity. In order to achieve this purpose, the study identifies and discusses different factors, types and effects of infidelity in the three aforementioned drama books. The identification and discussion are achieved by using Symbolic Interaction Theory while using qualitative approach. The findings of the study on the factors that lead to infidelity in three selected drama texts show that different people are led by different factors they come across in a day-to-day interaction hence they end up being involved in infidelity. Also, in the three selected drama text, people seemed to be triggered by different life problems, their lust as well as the society they live in that led them to be involved in infidelity. The types of infidelity are also identified and discussed. The findings shows that the types are identifies according to how the infidelity was performed. In other words, the factors that lead to infidelity determine the type of infidelity people get involved. To be specific, if a factor is lust, it is associated with emotional infidelity which might lead to other types. The effects of infidelity are determined by the how people will react when they find out that their partners have been involved in infidelity. Some may consider it infidelity if it was just sexual but some might consider it if people start flirting. In essence, different people react differently to infidelity and hence they are impacted differently. en
dc.description.sponsorship National Manpower Development Secretariat en
dc.language.iso en en
dc.publisher National University of Lesotho en
dc.subject Infedility, divorce, physical abuse, poverty, child abuse en
dc.title Infedility in Pelo ea monna, Mantoa, and Sephiri ke Moloi en
dc.type Master's Thesis en


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