Printemps arabe : de l’événement à la formule discursive
The expression of "Arab Spring" designating the movements that broke out in 2011 in Tunisia and then in other Arab countries, has occupied a considerable place in political, media and public speeches. From its status as a neologism, the expression accesses a new function in the discourse :...
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Auteurs principaux: | Nadjia Nehari-Roubai, Farid Benramdane |
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Langue: | FR |
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2018
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