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Teaching Tamazight In Algeria Dialects And Territories Covered, Ramdane Boukherrouf Jan 2026

Teaching Tamazight In Algeria Dialects And Territories Covered, Ramdane Boukherrouf

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

Our contribution consists in drawing up a report on the process of generalization of the teaching of Tamazight in Algeria. In effect, since its introduction to the school in 1995, the Ministry of National Education has initiated several policies for its generalization on both the vertical and horizontal levels. Our work proposes a quantitative and qualitative study of this policy. By using a numerical presentation of the number of teaching posts already on the labor market, and their illustration on geographical maps using the QGIS software, we highlight the policy of generalization of Tamazight teaching engaged in Algeria by spotlighting …

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The Verb Between Syntax And Semantics: An Analytical Approach, Ali Sabia Jan 2026

The Verb Between Syntax And Semantics: An Analytical Approach, Ali Sabia

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

This article explores the verb as a central category at the intersection of syntax and semantics. It analyzes how verbal forms structure sentence organization while simultaneously contributing to meaning construction. Through selected examples, the study highlights the interaction between grammatical constraints and semantic interpretation in verbal usage.

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The Verb Of Saying In Moroccan Arabic: A Syntactic And Semantic Study, Souad Moudian Jan 2026

The Verb Of Saying In Moroccan Arabic: A Syntactic And Semantic Study, Souad Moudian

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

This article examines verbs of saying in Moroccan Arabic from a syntactic and semantic perspective. It analyzes their distribution, argument structure, and pragmatic functions in discourse, showing how these verbs contribute to meaning construction and interactional dynamics.

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Proverbs As A Linguistic And Cultural Mirror: A Morphosyntactic Approach, Massira Serhir Jan 2026

Proverbs As A Linguistic And Cultural Mirror: A Morphosyntactic Approach, Massira Serhir

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

This article examines proverbs as a linguistic and cultural phenomenon, focusing on their morphosyntactic structure. It shows how proverbs condense collective experience and cultural values into fixed linguistic forms, and how their grammatical organization contributes to their semantic stability and pragmatic effectiveness.

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Is The Future A Tense Or A Mood?, Mohamed Labiade Jan 2026

Is The Future A Tense Or A Mood?, Mohamed Labiade

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

Is the future a time or a mood? The different uses of the future and a brief examination of the conceptual issue between mood, modality, and modalization allow us to assert its modal dimension.

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The Modification Of Michel Butor, Another Way To Use The Verb, Nadia Birouk Jan 2026

The Modification Of Michel Butor, Another Way To Use The Verb, Nadia Birouk

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

This article analyzes how Michel Butor, in his novel La Modification, employs the verb and the use of the second-person plural (“you”) to revolutionize the romanesque genre. By abandoning traditional narrative forms, Butor places the reader at the center of the narrative process and transforms the relationship between narration, subjectivity, and linguistic structure.

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Completive Clauses In Wolof: A Comparative Study Of Verbs With And Without “Belli”, Ibtissam Belgaid Jan 2026

Completive Clauses In Wolof: A Comparative Study Of Verbs With And Without “Belli”, Ibtissam Belgaid

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

Our objective in this article is to examine the behavior, in Moroccan Arabic, of a specific class of operator verbs: those possessing the ability to introduce a complement clause and which may appear either in a direct construction or in an indirect construction. The study highlights the syntactic properties of these verbs and the constraints governing the choice between the two constructions.

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The Status Of The Preposition Between “Full” And “Empty” Semantics, Houda Abaylou Jan 2026

The Status Of The Preposition Between “Full” And “Empty” Semantics, Houda Abaylou

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

Studies on the preposition within the different linguistic theories reveal a great divergence of perspective. Two main positions emerge from this debate. The first approach refuses to assign a semantic content to the preposition and considers it as an empty element whose function is purely structural. The second approach, on the contrary, considers that the preposition has a semantic value that contributes to the interpretation of utterances. This article examines these two positions and highlights the limits of each, while stressing the need for an integrative approach capable of accounting for both structural and semantic dimensions.

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The Syntax Of Weak Rectors In Classical Arabic: The Case Of Thought Verbs, Mouhcine Amraoui Jan 2026

The Syntax Of Weak Rectors In Classical Arabic: The Case Of Thought Verbs, Mouhcine Amraoui

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

The weak rection is a syntactic behavior that characterizes verbs indicating a mental or psychological attitude towards the content of a proposition. These are verbs that do not have a real syntactic power over their complements. This article examines the mechanisms of weak rection in classical Arabic, focusing on thought verbs, and highlights the syntactic and semantic specificities that distinguish them from other verbal structures.

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The Verb In All Its States: Between Thought And Speech, Nadia Kaaouas Jan 2026

The Verb In All Its States: Between Thought And Speech, Nadia Kaaouas

Faits de Langue et Société (FLS)

No abstract provided.

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Breath Back, Bronte Alston Jan 2026

Breath Back, Bronte Alston

Research outputs 2022 to 2026

Breath Back is a collection of poems written throughout the first 18 months of a doctoral study based in the petro-state of Western Australia. As a Wadjela (non-Indigenous) climate justice activist-researcher, Alston adopts poetic autoethnography as an embodied, intuitive praxis to critically and reflexively examine limitations, positionality, power, privilege, and voice throughout their research process. This collection is deeply intertwined with Alston’s deepening connection to Country, specifically through the seasonal cycles of Wardandi Noongar Boodja (Country) in south-west Western Australia.

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Islamic Philosophy And Its Impact On Human Thought, Abdellatif Feth-Eddine Jan 2026

Islamic Philosophy And Its Impact On Human Thought, Abdellatif Feth-Eddine

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This study explores Islamic philosophy and its influence on human thought. It discusses major debates and contributions, and examines how Islamic philosophical traditions shaped intellectual history through concepts of reason, ethics, and knowledge.

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Islam Through Western Eyes: Review Of Edward Said's ‘Covering Islam’, Mustapha Samadi Jan 2026

Islam Through Western Eyes: Review Of Edward Said's ‘Covering Islam’, Mustapha Samadi

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This book review discusses Edward Said’s Covering Islam, focusing on how Western media and expert discourses represent Islam. It highlights Said’s critique of stereotypes, political framing, and the links between representation, power, and policy.

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On The Role Of Intellectuals, Writers, The Duality Of Power And Culture In Edward Said's Work, Khalid Chaouch Jan 2026

On The Role Of Intellectuals, Writers, The Duality Of Power And Culture In Edward Said's Work, Khalid Chaouch

Basamat

This article examines Edward Said’s vision of the intellectual and the tension between culture and power. It highlights his critique of domination and his call for writers and intellectuals to speak truth, defend justice, and resist ideological closure.

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Edward Said And The Problematic Relationship Between Orientalist Thought And The Imperialist Project: American Discourse As A Model, Mohamed El Kouche Jan 2026

Edward Said And The Problematic Relationship Between Orientalist Thought And The Imperialist Project: American Discourse As A Model, Mohamed El Kouche

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The article analyzes the relationship between orientalist thought and imperial projects, using American discourse as a case study. It shows how representation and knowledge production can serve political domination and legitimize intervention.

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Between Literature, Criticism, And Politics: A Reading Of Edward Said's Writings, Karim Bejjit Jan 2026

Between Literature, Criticism, And Politics: A Reading Of Edward Said's Writings, Karim Bejjit

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This study offers a reading of Edward Said’s writings at the intersection of literature, criticism, and politics. It shows how Said connects textual analysis to historical power relations and develops a method of engaged, interdisciplinary critique.

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Edward Said: The Cosmopolitan Intellectual And Composite Identity, Abdellah Tourkmani Jan 2026

Edward Said: The Cosmopolitan Intellectual And Composite Identity, Abdellah Tourkmani

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This article examines Edward Said as a cosmopolitan intellectual shaped by exile and multiple affiliations. It discusses “composite identity” as a critical position that resists cultural purity and enables dialogue across borders and traditions.

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The Humanistic Approach In Edward Said's Thought, Saïd Bensaid Alaoui Jan 2026

The Humanistic Approach In Edward Said's Thought, Saïd Bensaid Alaoui

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This article analyzes the humanistic approach in Edward Said’s work. It highlights his defense of critical humanism, his opposition to essentialism, and his effort to link culture to politics while maintaining an ethical commitment to truth and justice.

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Internal Communication In The Service Of An Image Policy, Or How To Promote The Company's Image Internally, Samira Ammor Jan 2026

Internal Communication In The Service Of An Image Policy, Or How To Promote The Company's Image Internally, Samira Ammor

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No abstract provided.

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Categorization And Subcategorization In Lexicography, Or The Role Of Predication, Rachid El Hadari Jan 2026

Categorization And Subcategorization In Lexicography, Or The Role Of Predication, Rachid El Hadari

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The article discusses categorization and subcategorization in lexicography, emphasizing the role of predication. It examines how lexicographic choices structure meaning and grammatical information, and questions the limits of traditional dictionary models.

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The Architecture Of The Great Mosque Sidi Youssef Ben Ali In Essaouira, Naima El Hadari Jan 2026

The Architecture Of The Great Mosque Sidi Youssef Ben Ali In Essaouira, Naima El Hadari

Basamat

This article analyzes the architecture of the Great Mosque Sidi Youssef Ben Ali in Essaouira. It examines its historical and spatial features and shows how religious architecture reflects social organization, urban dynamics, and collective memory.

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Towards A New Humanism?, Fatiha Bennani Jan 2026

Towards A New Humanism?, Fatiha Bennani

Basamat

This contribution revisits Edward Said’s call for critical humanism. It discusses humanism as an ethical and intellectual stance against domination and cultural closure, and highlights its relevance for rethinking criticism, universality, and responsibility today.

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Edward Said And Freud, Rochdi Chemcham Jan 2026

Edward Said And Freud, Rochdi Chemcham

Basamat

This study explores Edward Said’s engagement with Freud, focusing on identity, exile, and interpretation. It shows how Said draws on Freud to question fixed identities and to rethink memory, history, and political conflict through a critical lens.

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Knowledge, Power And Fear: Reflections On Exile, Edward Said And The 'Mainstreaming' Of Postcolonial Literary Thought, Valérie Orlando Jan 2026

Knowledge, Power And Fear: Reflections On Exile, Edward Said And The 'Mainstreaming' Of Postcolonial Literary Thought, Valérie Orlando

Basamat

This article reflects on exile as a key lens in Edward Said’s thought and on the links between knowledge, power, and fear. It discusses how postcolonial literary theory became “mainstream” and examines what may be lost when critical ideas are institutionalized.

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Editorial Ar, Abdelmajid Kaddouri Jan 2026

Editorial Ar, Abdelmajid Kaddouri

Basamat

This editorial presents the Arabic introduction to the special issue on Edward Said. It highlights his international influence, discusses debates around his reception in the Arab world, and previews the main questions addressed across the contributions.

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Editorial, Abdelmajid Kaddouri Jan 2026

Editorial, Abdelmajid Kaddouri

Basamat

This editorial introduces the special issue dedicated to Edward Said as an intellectual and critic. It outlines the volume’s purpose and key themes, including culture and power, critical humanism, exile, and the responsibilities of the engaged intellectual.

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Developing Transformative Pilgrimage Tourism: Seeing The Relationship Between Stakeholders In Religion-Based Tourism Practices In Quds, Indonesia, I Nyoman Ruja Jan 2026

Developing Transformative Pilgrimage Tourism: Seeing The Relationship Between Stakeholders In Religion-Based Tourism Practices In Quds, Indonesia, I Nyoman Ruja

International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage

The growing transformation of the pilgrimage tourism sector worldwide cannot be separated from relations between community groups, pilgrims and the tourism industry. This research analyses the relationships between stakeholders involved in faith-based tourism practices in Quds, Indonesia. Through a qualitative approach, we investigate, in Quds the interactions and relationships of multiple parties involved in the religious tourism industry, including pilgrims, government, local communities and related institutions. This research collects data through in-depth interviews, participant observation, and document analysis. The results show that stakeholder relationships significantly create a sustainable religious tourism experience in Quds. Collaboration between pilgrims, the government and local …

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Grave Pilgrimage: The Interface Of Islam And Local Tradition In Indonesia, Nikmatullah Nikmatullah Jan 2026

Grave Pilgrimage: The Interface Of Islam And Local Tradition In Indonesia, Nikmatullah Nikmatullah

International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage

Grave pilgrimage is one of the important traditions for Indonesian Muslim communities, which is not only influenced by religious teachings but also influenced by local traditions. The harmonisation between Islam and local Sasak traditions forms the Sasak Islamic tradition practiced by the natives of Lombok Island. This article explains the motivations, meanings, rituals, and processions which pilgrims perform and the relationship between Islamic teachings and local traditions in the pilgrimage to the graves of Ulemas (Islamic scholars). To achieve this goal, the data of this qualitative research were obtained through observations, interviews, and online media to obtain in-depth data. The …

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Two Parthenons: The Convergence Of Greek Myth And Western Heritage In Nashville, Kathryn Marie Bryles Jan 2026

Two Parthenons: The Convergence Of Greek Myth And Western Heritage In Nashville, Kathryn Marie Bryles

Student Theses and Dissertations

The Nashville Parthenon functions as a cultural and educational center, hosting exhibitions, performances, and lectures that delve into Greek mythology and its influence on Western civilization. By doing so, it bridges the gap between ancient and modern worlds, highlighting how the themes of Greek mythology remain relevant today. The links between the Athenian Parthenon and the Nashville Parthenon stand as a testament to the enduring power of Greek mythology, preserving its stories and symbols in a modern context. It illustrates how ancient heritage can be revitalized and celebrated, ensuring that the myths of gods and heroes continue to inspire and …

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A Town Of Their Own Making: Garrett Grove And Other Arkansas Freedom Settlements, Donna Shelton Jan 2026

A Town Of Their Own Making: Garrett Grove And Other Arkansas Freedom Settlements, Donna Shelton

Student Theses and Dissertations

This study is an examination of Black power movements through townbuilding in post-emancipation Arkansas delving into the perspectives of African American farmer-owners, business operators, educators, and community leaders who survived on the other side of slavery. Despite failed promises from so-called allies, or perhaps because of them and other societal betrayals, freedpeople carved out a place in the American landscape to establish All-Black communities and towns popularly known as “Black Towns” or “Freedmen Towns.” In contrast to most studies of Black towns, this study is situated in the South, specifically in Arkansas, to examine the more than three dozen freedom …

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