Aesthetic representation and war of liberation in Mohamed Boudia

Title Aesthetic representation and war of liberation in Mohamed Boudia
Author Assouane, Mohamed-Karim
Publication Place Sylvains les Moulins - Sculpture
Subject Aesthetics, Drama, Theater, War
Type Book
Language ara,fra
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1958-5160, EISSN: 2260-5029
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_fe711b2e6dae41abb873f50022dc0f80
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals, ProQuest Central
Notes The theme of the Algerian war of national liberation is an omnipresent problem in almost all French-language Algerian theater texts, but the work of Mohamed Boudia (1932-1973) is marked by its specificity in terms of its very genesis. The two plays making up the work of the founder of the post-independence national theater were, in fact, texts approved and validated for publication by the Cultural and Information Commission of the FLN in Tunis, in the midst of the armed insurrection and will be published by the publisher of La Cité, Lausanne-Suisse, whose director (Niels Andersen) is an activist for the Algerian cause. Births and The Olivier are above all a theme of the aesthetics of incarceration.
Telif Hakkı Copyright Gerflint 2017
Görüntüle Synergies Algérie, 2017, Vol.24 (24), p.105-119
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Aesthetic representation and war of liberation in Mohamed Boudia

Author Assouane, Mohamed-Karim
Publication Place Sylvains les Moulins - Sculpture
Subject Aesthetics, Drama, Theater, War
Type Book
Language ara,fra
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 1958-5160, EISSN: 2260-5029
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_fe711b2e6dae41abb873f50022dc0f80
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals, ProQuest Central
Notes The theme of the Algerian war of national liberation is an omnipresent problem in almost all French-language Algerian theater texts, but the work of Mohamed Boudia (1932-1973) is marked by its specificity in terms of its very genesis. The two plays making up the work of the founder of the post-independence national theater were, in fact, texts approved and validated for publication by the Cultural and Information Commission of the FLN in Tunis, in the midst of the armed insurrection and will be published by the publisher of La Cité, Lausanne-Suisse, whose director (Niels Andersen) is an activist for the Algerian cause. Births and The Olivier are above all a theme of the aesthetics of incarceration.
Telif Hakkı Copyright Gerflint 2017
Görüntüle Synergies Algérie, 2017, Vol.24 (24), p.105-119
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