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LiCArC Littérature et culture arabes contemporaines
2022, n° 10 « Fiction et art au secours du réel : l’engagement des artistes pour une société inclusive et égalitaire »

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Contents
Pages 11 to 14
Introduction
Denooz (Laurence), Abi-Rached (Nehmetallah)

ÉCRITURES CONTESTATAIRES : CONTRE LES RÉGIMES DICTATORIAUX ET LA PRIVATION DE LIBERTÉ /
PROTEST WRITING: AGAINST DICTATORSHIPS
AND THE DEPRIVATION OF FREEDOM

Pages 17 to 30
“Ballaciner” around political commitment in cinema in the Maghreb
Dahmane (Hadj), Chehhar (Mohammed)
Pages 31 to 43
The body as a site of dictatorial standardization in Nihād Sīrīs’s al-Ṣamt wa-l-ṣaḫab
Abou Fakher (Alma)
Pages 45 to 56
The impossible commitment The journalist defying the “system” in three novels by Šukrī al-Mabḫūt
Benhassen (Mohammed Chawki)
Pages 57 to 70
Political commitment and the glimpse of freedom Postulating an alternative city in Hamadi Labidi’s Le Roman du vieux frère
Eyenga Onana (Pierre-Suzanne)

GUERRE ET FICTION,
DEVOIR DE TÉMOIGNER ET THÉRAPIE COLLECTIVE /
WAR AND FICTION,
DUTY TO TESTIFY AND COLLECTIVE THERAPY

Pages 73 to 83
The bookstore, a space to examine literary commitment in Tahar Djaout’s Le Dernier été de la raison
Smati (Maha)
Pages 85 to 103
Phenomenological reconstruction of war and nostalgic autofiction West Beirut by Ziad Doueiri
Benlechhab (Mohamed)
Pages 105 to 123
From unresolved trauma to rebuilding memory of the war’s forgotten people, in Ghita by Aïcha Yacoubi
Ouadi-Chouchane (Ibtissam)
Pages 125 to 137
Fiction and testimony in Samar Yazbek’s La Marcheuse
Yaghi el-Zein (Mayssam)
Pages 139 to 154
The sociopolitical commitments of contemporary Lebanese theater The case of theater collectives and monodrama
Hauchar (Talal Victor)

LA FICTION AU SERVICE D’UNE SOCIÉTÉ INCLUSIVE : L’ENGAGEMENT CONTRE LA MARGINALISATION /
FICTION FOR AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY: POLITICAL COMMITMENT AGAINST MARGINALIZATION

Pages 157 to 168
September 11 and Arab theater at the center of marginality
Potenza (Daniela)
Pages 169 to 182
Au même goût de sel The migration crisis as told by Larbi Ramdani
Bianco (Annamaria)
Pages 183 to 199
Dissident writing in the work of Abdelaziz Baraka Sākin
Rubino (Marcella)

DE LA RÉVOLTE DES SEXES À L’ÉMERGENCE
DE SEXUALITÉS DISSIDENTES /
FROM GENDER REVOLT TO THE EMERGENCE
OF DISSIDENT SEXUALITIES

Pages 203 to 216
Recontextualizing Lebanese denominational practices on behalf of women in KAFA discourse
Wehbe (Talal)
Pages 217 to 228
The construction of dissident masculinities through the practice of belly dance The example of Paulikevitch and Khansa
Linardi (Noémi)
Pages 229 to 244
Female identity between social norms and emancipatory quest in Faḍīla al-Fārūq’s Iktišāf al-šahwa
Amari (Nadjet)
Pages 245 to 254
Abstracts
The LiCArC review (Contemporary Arabic Literature and Culture) is intended for researchers and lovers of modern and contemporary Arabic literature (prose, poetry and translation).
  • CLIL theme: 4033 -- SCIENCES HUMAINES ET SOCIALES, LETTRES -- Lettres et Sciences du langage -- Langues étrangères
  • ISBN: 978-2-406-13792-4
  • EAN: 9782406137924
  • ISSN: 2270-7220
  • DOI: 10.48611/isbn.978-2-406-13793-1
  • Publisher: Classiques Garnier
  • Online publication: 11-02-2022
  • Periodicity: Annual
  • Languages: French, English
  • Keyword: Arabic literature (Arabic and allophone), contemporary history, Arab theatre, committed literature

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