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The Paradox Of The European Discourse About The Moors: A Reading Of Gorge Peel’S The Battle Of Alcazar, Limame Barbouchi
The Paradox Of The European Discourse About The Moors: A Reading Of Gorge Peel’S The Battle Of Alcazar, Limame Barbouchi
Dirassat
The European literature is fraught with the stories of the Moorish villains and the dark side of their presence in the west as the Other and a threat. The post-colonial writers, critics and even some commentators have tried to reevaluate these works and shed lights on the canonical orientation for the sake of correcting and refraining these misconceptions and representations. In this article, the aim is to analyze texts and stories to dismantle the European discourse on race and to understand the extent to which the European canonized texts canbe taken for granted as a haven of European cultural discourse …
Robert Challe, Ou Mutanabbi Réincarné, Driss Aissaoui
Robert Challe, Ou Mutanabbi Réincarné, Driss Aissaoui
Dirassat
This article is about making parallel between two different personality,different in origins and culture different in the historical period where theylived,
The poet Al Mutanabbi andthe philosopher Robert Challe lived in verry different time and space and culture but they had almost the same life.
this parallelism is interesting in the way that the two man had similarities lntheirlivesand destiny and faced similar circumstances and difficulties.
Entre Le Mirage Et La Réalité : L’Histoire D’Une Migration Au Canada, Irène Oore
Entre Le Mirage Et La Réalité : L’Histoire D’Une Migration Au Canada, Irène Oore
Dirassat
Having a better life is the reason why most people leave their country to Canada
This story is about a Moroccan family who has a comfortable life in Casablanca ,but the husband choose to immigrate to Canada to secure his children future and to seek the Canadian dream, at first they were fascinated by everything in this country , then comes the reality problem of integration in the new world , cultural conflicts, financial problems and family problems at the end they lost each other’s ,most Moroccan immigrants loose the control of their lives and the control of their families.
La Quête D’Une Dialectique De L’Occident Et De L’Orient Dans La Civilisation, Ma Mère !... De Driss Chraïbi, Abderrahim Bentaibi
La Quête D’Une Dialectique De L’Occident Et De L’Orient Dans La Civilisation, Ma Mère !... De Driss Chraïbi, Abderrahim Bentaibi
Dirassat
The contact between oriental and occidental world is always presented as problematic and conflicts but in “la civilization ma mère”DRISS CHRAIBI presented this relationship as favorable and positive.
In this article we are presenting how the writer pacifies these two worlds, in the story the mother which symbolizes the orient (traditional -ignorance) makes a first contact with the occident world by two means radio and television (two important symbols of occidental civilization), a perfect harmony is created between two different worlds bytaking what is good and benefit from the occidental civilization and keeping contact with traditions and origins.
الأسس الخلافية لتأويل مشكل شعر المعري بين البطليوسي وابن العربي, البشير التهالي
الأسس الخلافية لتأويل مشكل شعر المعري بين البطليوسي وابن العربي, البشير التهالي
Dirassat
Title : The controversial foundations for interpreting the problem of al-Maari's poetry between Batalyawsi and Ibn al-Arabi
The poetry of Abu Al-Alaa Al-Maari is distinguished for its interactive and argumentative context. In addition, it is rich in interpretative capabilities. In addition, Al-Maari’s poetry has a brilliant interpretive potential that establishes the literary rule. Accordingly, it aims at analyzing the foundations of dispute between Abd Allāh Ibn Muḥammad al-Baṭalyawsī and Abu Bakr Ibn al-Arabi who were famous for interpreting poetic discourse. As far as Abu Al-'Ala al-Ma'ari is concerned; the reality of his poetry resides in an …
التمثيل الصوتي للجعل الصرفي في بعض اللغات الأفرسية, عبد المجيد الزهير
التمثيل الصوتي للجعل الصرفي في بعض اللغات الأفرسية, عبد المجيد الزهير
Dirassat
Title : Phonological representation of morpheme realization in some Afro-asian languages
In this article, we will study the phonological representations of many Afro-Asian languages and present the hypothesis of the phonemic origin to analyze morphological realization and its development. It is worth mentioning that historical development of phonological systems recognizes different factors, which are not mere hypotheses. Some of these factors are internal and related to the ability of linguistic speakers, while others are external and adhere to the effect of social variables and the consequences of the interaction between languages. To better understand, this phenomenon we propose comparative differential …
روايات أگادير, أحمد التوفيق
روايات أگادير, أحمد التوفيق
Dirassat
Title : Tales from Agadir
The city of Agadir is situated in strategic area for the Makhzen and the Iberian expansionists alike. The fusion of local cultures with that of the merchants and the colonizers brought about diversity and solidarity of the social fabric. Such affluence and prosperity is invoked in the tales about Agadir as a city of both resistance and integration.