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Journal articles on the topic "Presse – Langue – Égypte"
Tounkara, Boury. "Problématique du comparatisme égyptien ancien / langues africaines (wolof)." Présence Africaine 149-150, no. 1 (1989): 313. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/presa.149.0313.
Full textWilliams, Bruce. "Mahgar Dendera 2 (Haute Égypte): Un site d’occupation badarien. By Stan Hendrickx, Béatrix Midant‐Reynes and Wim Van Neer. Egyptian Prehistory Monographs 3. Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2001. Pp. 112 + 56 pls. + 1 plan. € 20." Journal of Near Eastern Studies 64, no. 4 (October 2005): 307–8. http://dx.doi.org/10.1086/498371.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Presse – Langue – Égypte"
Girod, Alain. "Faits d'évolution récents en arabe moderne à travers un corpus de presse égyptien." Aix-Marseille 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000AIX10063.
Full textDjaballah, Boulahbel Marie-Claire. "Entre journalisme et littérature feuilletonesque: la Nahda selon Ibrâhîm al-Muwaylihî et ses contemporains : discours, récits et chroniques de société dans la presse égyptienne du XIXe siècle." Paris, INALCO, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010INAL0007.
Full textThe subject of this research is about the Nahda, as conceived and built up by its actors-journalists in Egypt during the 19th century. Starting from the writings of a pioneer of this social movement, Ibrâhîm Al-Muwaylihî, and going through critical and literary analysis of his realistic and fictional published discourses, this research is, on the one hand, revisiting the history of this cultural Arab renaissance from a journalistic point of view and is, on the other hand, capturing the relationship between press and literature for a better understanding of how modern Arab literature was born and evolved. A specific emphasis is placed on defining role of the periodical literary and press as a supporting and propagating the Nahda. By reviewing leading, socio-political speeches and socio-satirical stories published at installments, this research makes an inventory of the dominant topics and offers conclusions about one of the largest newspapers of the Nahda, Misbâh Al-Sarq, a historical and political work, Mâ Hunâlik, and a new literary work, Mir'ât al-Âlam, all created by Ibrâhîm Al-Muwaylihî. The latter work is quoted, analyzed and compared with other newspapers. This research offers a synthesis of important Nahda questions about the press and the literature of an era, tracks and traces its history as witnessed by its actor-journalists, including their views about relations between the East and the West and mutations in the Arab and Muslim world. It offers an insight into a new Arabic literary style born in the press, analyzes the transmutation of the maqâma into a social novel and summarizes the Muwaylihi's Nahda thoughts, which remain valid in this 21th century
Arroues, Ben Selma Ophélie. "Yaʿqûb Ṣannûʿ, du théâtre au journalisme : L’écriture théâtrale dans Abû Naẓẓâra." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCF022.
Full textYaʿqûb Ṣannûʿ (1839-1912) is a controversial author of the Nahḍa and one of the pioneers of Arabic theatreand journalism. This thesis, based on the first years of Ṣannûʿ's magazine, Abû Naẓẓâra (1878-1910),intends to analyze that interplay between dramatic writing and journalistic writing. The first has a bridgingfunction leading to the second that emerges from the interactions between the Arabic literary heritage andthe 19 th century European press. Ṣannuʿ draws inspiration from the ancient Arabic theatrical forms inorder to write "dramatic journalistic" stage plays that capture the news. Furthermore, in Abû Naẓẓâra, thedialogue becomes an autonomous genre in itself as well as the main news-making means. Therefore, onemust consider that the whole magazine builds up on the model of the play. Dramatic writing serves thejournalistic purpose: theater takes part in the dynamics of satire while the dialogue takes on a didactic rolefor the press readers. Abû Naẓẓâra claims to be the voice of the Egyptians. Politics is perceived throughtheatrical metaphor and depicted as a farce. The play, initially intended to be read and performedcollectively, turns the reader into an actor of the political stage
Abd, Elchafi Ahmed Mohamed Ali Mohamed. "Deux moments discursifs du « printemps arabe » en Egypte dans la presse quotidienne française et égyptienne (2011 et 2013) : essai d’analyse sémio-linguistique et socio-discursive." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UBFCC023.
Full textOur research objective is to shed light on the variability of the media coverage of political events in Egypt in 2011 and 2013. To this end, we study two discursive moments identified in five national dailies of the French press (Le Monde, Le Figaro, Libération, La Croix, L'Humanité) and a sample of the Arabic-speaking (Al-Ahram, Al-Masry Al-Youm) and French-speaking (Al-Ahram Hebdo) Egyptian press. Our thesis focuses on the construction of the social meaning of events through journalistic discourse, taking into account the territories of diffusion and representations of force in both societies. We aim to identify discursive strategies based on a semiolinguistic analysis of the discourse, giving full importance to the scripto-visual enunciation of the press. Considering that the headlines, titles and editorials are three privileged textual "zones" to observe these strategies and the ideological and political orientation specific to each media organization, we seek to show that the media narrative and the designation of political actors and events are informed by the influence of socio-political contexts and illustrate the positions taken by the newspapers. We note a differentiated treatment of the two discursive moments (quantitative imbalance between 2011 and 2013, approval of the 2011 popular uprising, which is mythified, but perplexity in 2013), and also very marked contrasts between the actors put forward as well as their representatives according to the newspapers
Chemerik, Fateh. "La mobilisation du parler populaire dans la presse francophone algérienne. : Repérage et analyse des stratégies des acteurs médiatiques à partir de la couverture du match Égypte-Algérie de novembre 2009." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018GREAL014/document.
Full textThis work suggests to study the mobilization of popular speech during the media coverage of Egypt-Algeria match by the French-written generalist press and the Algerian specialized press. Our first observations on the treatment of the football event, lead us to suppose that the discourse of the newspapers of general information is not different from the dailies of sport. Thus, the research suggests grasping the strategies which frame the use of popular speech. It consists of analyzing the emergence of a communicational-info practice that can be part of a market penetration strategy seeking for an enlarged readership.The analysis of media acting skills, in press global crisis context foresees to show how they make use of popular speech, as a significant capitation pattern and a selling argument. To apprehend this issue, it seems necessary to situate this work in an approach that does not neglect the study of editorial identities of each press title.Therefore, we suggest to deconstruct the publications of four "reference" newspapers by defending a methodology based on theoretical aspects. That methodology is supplied by discourse analysis combined with quantified study of the event and supported by the visions of Algerian professionals’ media information.Key words: Media event, device, framework, co-construction, popular speech strategy, tactics, editorial identity and proximity law
Hamza, Ingy. "La révolution du 25 janvier 2011 et la presse écrite égyptienne." Thèse, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/11028.
Full textThis study presents an analysis of written press discourse before and after the Egyptian Revolution of 2011in two daily papers with a large diffusion : A national paper, Al Ahram, and an independent paper, Al Dustûr. The first chapter presents the theoretical notions and approaches relevant for this study, mainly those of Denis Monière (2009), in which we found the framework for lexical and semantic analyses, and that of Teun Adrianus Van Dijk (2005), in which we found the material to make the analysis of discourse strategies and ideology. The second chapter presents an overview of Egypt history, of the evolution of written press in this country and especially of the two papers from which our texts come from. The third chapter presents the methodology and results of our analyses. Finally, chapter four presents the most important discursive strategies of both papers and the conclusions of this study, by which we hope having brought some insight to the comprehension of the dramatic episode Egypt came across in his recent history.