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Schizophrenia in Filmic Territory The Cases of Psychose, Shining and Fight Club
No full textFrom its beginnings to the present day, cinema, always in search of the extraordinary and the fascinating, has dealt with the theme of madness. Whether he's a mad scientist in Doctor Mabuse (1922) by Fritz Lang, or Frankenstein (1935) by James Whale, or whether he's a psycho or sociopath in Psycho (1960) by Hitchcock or The Shining (1980) of Kubrick, the examples are innumerable. In this paper, we will deal with schizophrenia in cinema. First, we will try to identify the sociological, economic and aesthetic elements that have aroused the interest of cinema for this disease. Then, and through the film analysis of three films (Psycho, Shining, Fight Club), we will see how the directors were able to make it attractive to the public. Finally, we will conclude with the theme of the “double as same” in cinema.Depuis ses débuts à nos jours, le cinéma, toujours en quête d’extraordinaire et de fascinant, a traité le thème de la folie. Qu’il soit un savant fou dans Docteur Mabuse (1922) de Fritz Lang, ou Frankenstein (1935) de James Whale, ou qu’il soit psycho- ou sociopathe dans Psychose (1960) d’Hitchcock ou Shining (1980) de Kubrick, les exemples sont innombrables. Dans cet article, nous traiterons de la schizophrénie dans le cinéma. Dans un premier temps, nous essayerons d’identifier les éléments sociologiques, économiques et esthétiques qui ont suscité l’intérêt du cinéma pour cette maladie. Ensuite, et à travers l’analyse filmique de trois films (Psychose, Shining, Fight Club), nous verrons comment les réalisateurs ont-ils pu la rendre attrayante aux yeux du public. Enfin, nous conclurons avec le thème du « double en tant que même » au cinéma
Concrete Answers to Established Facts Finding the Circle of Influence
No full textPhilosophy poses the fundamental questions; Science tries to answer it when Literature shows all the possible past, present and future. However, at the crossroads of methodologies and schools of thought, academics are absolutely not immune to the perpetual intellectual tensions that cross their disciplines intermittently. This is why they then refer to the circle of influence. Forced to objectively develop a complete reflection on their power to act, they are bathed in the primacy of questioning which, far from liberating them, imprisons them. To what extent can the Socratic dialogue concretely and reasonably make it possible to reflect on the academic being within the international scientific community in the absence of real
intellectual emancipation? A single requirement: concrete answers to established facts.La philosophie pose les questions fondamentales ; la science tente d’y répondre quand la Littérature en montre tous les possibles passés, présents et futurs.Cependant, au carrefour des méthodologies et des écoles de pensée, les universitaires n’échappent absolument pas à de perpétuelles tensions intellectuelles qui traversent leurs disciplines par intermittence. C’est pourquoi ils réfèrent alors au cercle d’influence. Contraints de développer objectivement une réflexion complète sur leur pouvoir d’agir, ils baignent de la sorte dans le primat de l’interrogation qui, loin de les libérer, les emprisonne. Dans quelle mesure le dialogue socratique peut-il concrètement et permet-il raisonnablement de réfléchir l’être universitaire au sein de la communauté scientifique internationale en l’absence d’une véritable émancipation intellectuelle ? Une seule exigence : des réponses concrètes aux faits établis
DONNEES PRELIMINAIRES SUR LE MENU TROPHIQUE DE TROIS ESPECES DE TOURTERELLES DANS LES PALMERAIES DE OUARGLA (SAHARA SEPTENTRIONAL-EST D’ALGERIE)
No full textIn recent decades, the genus Streptopelia (S. decaocto, S. senegalensis, and S. turtur) has become increasingly present in the various phoenicicultural environments of the northern Sahara-East of Algeria, particularly in Ouargla basin. The trophic menu of turtle-doves is almost entirely composed of cereals, particularly Poaceae (n = 6; 46.2 % > 2 x m; m = 7.7 %) followed by Cucurbitaceae (23.1% > 2 x m; m = 7.7 %). Among cereal seeds, Hordeum vulgare, Triticum durum and Brassica nigra were the most peckedDurant les dernières décennies, le genre Streptopelia (S. decaocto, S. senegalensis, et S.turtur) est devenu de plus en plus présent au niveau des différents milieux phoenicicoles du Sahara septentrional-Est algérien, notamment au niveau de la cuvette de Ouargla. Le menu trophique des tourterelles, est composé dans sa quasi-totalité de céréales, particulièrement les Poacées (n = 6 ; 46,2 % > 2 x m ; m = 7,7 %) suivis par les Cucurbitacées (23,1 % > 2 x m ; m = 7,7 %). Parmi les graines de céréales, celles de Hordeum vulgare, Triticum durum et Brassica nigra sont les plus becquetés
Writing Madness in Victoria Mas’ Le Bal des folles Going Back to the Parisian Past to Serve the Female Cause
No full textIn this paper, we aim to investigate the representation of female madness in Victoria Mas’s novel Le Bal des folles, a representation whose spatial and temporal settings are Paris and the nineteenth century respectively. Furthermore, we show to what extent Le Bal des folles, by highlighting the pathetic state of women interned in a psychiatric hospital (the Salpêtrière), reveals itself to be a feminist novel which, by denouncing male violence and domination, works for the emancipation of womenDans le présent article, nous visons à sonder la représentation de la folie féminine dans le roman Le Bal des folles de Victoria Mas, une représentation dont le cadre spatio-temporel est le Paris du XIXe siècle. De plus, nous montrons dans quelle mesure Le Bal des folles, par le truchement d’une mise en exergue de l’état pathétique de femmes internées dans un hôpital psychiatrique (la Salpêtrière), se révèle un roman féministe qui, en dénonçant la violence et la domination masculines, œuvre pour l’émancipation des femmes
The Degree of Possessing Self-organized learning strategies in the light of some variables (Field studyat the High School of Professors ouregla)
No full textThe present study aims to reveal the level of self-organized learning strategies of students of the Higher School of Teachers in Ourqala, and whether these strategies vary according to the student's gender and level of study.
To test the study questions, the descriptive method was used. The study was conducted on a sample of 331 male and female students from the High School of Teachers located in the city of Ouargla, southern Algeria, who were selected by a comprehensive survey. Statistical data The mean and standard deviation were used to address the first question, The results of the study showed that the level of self-organized learning strategies of the students of the school teachers over the strategy of goal-setting and planning, and that the fourth year students are statistically superior to the students of the second and third years on the strategy of record-keeping and monitoring, and seek social assistance
Time Representations in Practicing Spell Recitation over Patients (Anthropological Study)
No full textThis anthropological study aimed at time-monitoring in practicing spell recitation through representations in the urban sphere of the Ancient Palace of Ouargla. To this end, the study got into the inclusiveness of the treatment process, and the implication hereof . The process included the patient’s examination, the diagnosis of the condition, and the treatment. This has been inclusive of an interpretation of the treatment rituals during the therapeutic practice.
The thick description approach which is considered an anthropological data collection method was adopted in this study. Hence, participant observation and in- depth interview are considered the most suitable choices as they form crucial instruments in the output of this research . The overall number of the sessions of practicing the spell recitation is (38) The sessions were conducted by (07) reciters. The findings showed that time representations of the spell recitation are general because they are related to the practice of the spell recitation. The prevailing perception among the reciters is personified and it deos not imply « the duration », The perception is derived verbally based on the patient’s experience. Therefore, time is bounded by magical and religious practices and beliefs
Trade Openness and Economic Growth in Algeria any Relationship? Using an Autoregressive Distributed Time Lag ModelARDLDuring the Period (1990-2021)
Get PDFThis study comes to investigate the long-term relationship between trade openness andeconomic growth in Algeria. The study used the autoregressive model for the distributed time gapsfor the period (1990-2021), where the estimation results indicate the existence of a co-integrationrelationship between the variables of the model, which are integrated of the first order. The resultsof the analysis showed that there is a direct relationship between trade openness and activeemployment with the rate of economic growth in the long term, Production capacities and theinability to stimulate new projects, which cause a decline in economic growth levels.Keywords: Trade Openness, Economic Growth, Autoregressive Distributed Time Gaps, AlgerianEconom
Re-Engineering of Human Resources and its Impact on Improving the Quality of Service From
Get PDFThe study aims to identify the impact of human ressources re-engineering with itsdimensions (the human dimension, the technological dimension, the organizational dimension) inimproving the quality of service among the employees of the commercial agencies of the MobilisCorporation (Ouargla - Tougourt - Ghardaia). As a main tool for data collection, it was distributedto 40 employees in the commercial agencies of Mobilis Company. Data analysis and hypothesistesting were performed using the statistical package for social sciences Spss v26 and Smart pls v4.The study concluded that the re-engineering of human resources has an impact on improving thequality of service for the commercial agencies of Mobilis Corporation (Ouargla-Tougourt-Ghardaia)
The Problem of Improving the Performance of the Economic Institution by Moving Towards Activating the Dimensions of Sustainable Development
Get PDFThe study aims to highlight the role and contribution of economic institutions inachieving sustainable development at the micro-level, as a partner in establishing the goals andprinciples of this concept, being the most important actors in society by integrating the dimensionsof sustainable development within their strategies and activities in an effort to improve their overallperformance. From the descriptive approach, the analytical approach, and the case study approachin which SPSS was used to analyze the questionnaire results. It was concluded that the institution’sconsideration of the environmental and social dimension in the ways and methods of itsmanagement and the economic dimension allows it to be sustainable in light of an unstableenvironment and surroundings
The Impact of the Marketing Intelligence in Entrepreneurial Marketing in Organization of Algeria
Get PDFThe study aimed to identify, marketing intelligence and their role to adopt theentrepreneurship marketing behaviors of a sample of managers in Algeria Telecom .The study hasinitiated a hypothetical diagram which takes into consideration the direction of the relationshipbetween variables. The descriptive analytical approach is followed, and a questionnaire designed tocollect data. (60) Questionnaires are distributed, and (50) Some statistical means used to analyzethe results and test hypotheses .,The study found that there is an impact between the intelligencemarketing and the behaviours entrepreneurship marketing