Search Results - "Arabian humanities"

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Modern Education in the Arabian Peninsula: Social Dynamics and Political Issues

by Honvault, Juliette Al-Rashoud, Talal Published in Arabian humanities (18.03.2020)

“...While the contemporary history of the Arabian Peninsula, which has long been the poor cousin of general works on the Middle East, has aroused new interest in...”

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Transnationaliser la péninsule Arabique : dynamiques locales, régionales et globales

by Thiollet, Hélène Vignal, Leïla Published in Arabian humanities (26.09.2016)

“...Transnationalising the Arabian Peninsula: Local, Regional and Global DynamicsThis seventh issue of Arabian Humanities aims to explore the processes...”

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الثورة على خشبة المسرح: مسرح الربيع العربي في اليمن

by كاثرين هنيسي Published in Arabian humanities (01.05.2021)

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The Mamluk Sultanate and the Mamluks seen by Ibn Taymiyya: between Praise and Criticism

by Berriah, Mehdi Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...Indubitably, Ibn Taymiyya is among those medieval Muslim theologians who have aroused the most interest in modern Western and Arab scholarship. This interest...”

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From Rap to Trap: The Khaliji Migrant Finds his Aesthetic

by Kareem, Mona Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...This article explores the trajectories and artistic productions of Arabic‑speaking hip hop artists of migrant background in the Gulf countries (especially the...”

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UAE Filmmaking beyond Arabization, Cosmopolitanism, and Exceptionalism

by Hudson, Dale Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...More than 60 feature‑length narrative films have been produced in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) since the first in 1988. Few, however, have generated an...”

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Editorial

by Bonnefoy, Laurent Zouache, Abbès Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...As the Covid-19 crisis has entered its second year and, much like elsewhere, is continuing to transform societies in the Arabian Peninsula, our journal is...”

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Culture pop dans la péninsule Arabique : expressions sociétales, enjeux commerciaux et cooptations étatiques

by Lagrange, Frédéric Chaveneau, Clio Published in Arabian humanities (30.12.2020)

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Electronic Dance Music Festivals in Riyadh: Pop Culture as a Space of Cooptation and Contestation

by Derbal, Nora Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...Within the course of a decade, electronic dance music (EDM) grew from an underground subculture into one of the most popular music genres among youth in Saudi...”

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The Islamic veil in the Gulf and Arabian modernity: A qualitative study on female managers

by Lacheret, Arnaud Farooq, Mohammad Omar Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...The aim of this study is to identify the feelings of female managers in the Gulf region about the Islamic veil, and the meanings they attribute to this veil, a...”

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Nailing it à la Saudi: Satire and the Subject in Times of Crisis

by Alaoui, Khadija El Alajlan, Azza Ibrahim Pilotti, Maura A. E Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...The present study first explores the phenomenon of Saudi satire on YouTube since 2010, and then focuses on the popular Masāmīr (Nails), an extensive series of...”

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Making Moves: Reading Saudi Social Change through Commercial Tabletop Games

by Leber, Andrew Published in Arabian humanities (01.03.2021)

“...While the promotion of “entertainment” has been a touchstone of policy changes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia of late, most media and academic focus has been...”

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Covid‑19, réseaux sociaux et culture pop dans la péninsule Arabique

by Lagrange, Frédéric Published in Arabian humanities (30.12.2020)

“...The pandemic crisis which has befallen the world since February 2020 generated, in the Arabian Peninsula as elsewhere, an abundance of media productions:...”