AbstractSoftware engineering is one of the most demanding jobs in software industry nowadays and... more AbstractSoftware engineering is one of the most demanding jobs in software industry nowadays and its demand keeps on increasing. However, there are several issues arise with regard to readiness of Information Technology (IT) or Computer Science (CS) ...
Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 by copper-doped titania catalysts has been investigated. The phot... more Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 by copper-doped titania catalysts has been investigated. The photocatalysts with various copper species (Cu0, CuI, CuII) were prepared by an improved-impregnation method, where copper nitrate is doped into TiO2 Degussa-P25. It is likely that copper present on the catalyst surface and the grain size of copper–titania catalysts is uniform, with crystallite size approximately 23nm. The dispersion
L’œuvre de Ezza Agha Malak, écrivaine libanaise francophone de l’extrême contemporain, se prête à... more L’œuvre de Ezza Agha Malak, écrivaine libanaise francophone de l’extrême contemporain, se prête à l’étude imagologique du Liban et de la ville de Beyrouth. Dans La Dernière des Croisés la topographie de la ville de Beyrouth occupe l’avant-scène du roman. La spatialité du récit et la géométrie architecturale du texte sont aussi importantes. Les incipit forment un lieu et un moment particulièrement travaillés de façon à accrocher le lecteur. Dans le roman, dans un parcours triangulaire Vallée-Ville-Beyrouth, la géographie réaliste ou métaphorique de la Ville fonctionne comme un topos indispensable au récit. Raconter devient l’acte d’une déambulation symbolique. Le parcours de Vallée-Ville et vice versa préconise le parcours de l’individu, l’ascension ou sa chute sociale. J’essaierai de montrer dans cette étude que la phénoménologie de l’espace n’est pas fortuite pour l’héroïne dont la métamorphose s’opère par la transgression des lieux et de la ville, notamment de la ville de Beyrouth, ville aux mille paradoxes et aux enjeux ontologiques et déontologiques d’une métropole moderne moyenne orientale.
International Journal of African Renaissance Studies - Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinarity, 2010
This article examines the role of language in negotiating power between Sudanese Arabists and Sud... more This article examines the role of language in negotiating power between Sudanese Arabists and Sudanese Africanists from a critical discourse analysis perspective (henceforth CDA). The aim is to demonstrate how extreme political discourse can jeopardise national unity. The article begins by summarising the basic tenets of the CDA theory and proceeds to examine Sudanese power-related discourse. Particularly, the article assumes both top-down and bottom-up approaches to analyse the discourses corresponding to the two groups, Sudanese Arabists and Sudanese Africanists. The top-down approach examines the discourse of the ruling Arab elites who have exclusive access to institutional discourse and communication. By contrast, although the Sudanese Africanist discourse was once considered illegal and could not be conveyed through public channels, in more modern times it has found the Internet, television and radio (among others) as avenues for dissemination. A number of socio-political groups, generally referred to as marginalised affiliations, are now initiating resistance discourse (henceforth RD) which goes hand in hand with their armed struggle against the ruling elites.
AbstractSoftware engineering is one of the most demanding jobs in software industry nowadays and... more AbstractSoftware engineering is one of the most demanding jobs in software industry nowadays and its demand keeps on increasing. However, there are several issues arise with regard to readiness of Information Technology (IT) or Computer Science (CS) ...
Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 by copper-doped titania catalysts has been investigated. The phot... more Photocatalytic reduction of CO2 by copper-doped titania catalysts has been investigated. The photocatalysts with various copper species (Cu0, CuI, CuII) were prepared by an improved-impregnation method, where copper nitrate is doped into TiO2 Degussa-P25. It is likely that copper present on the catalyst surface and the grain size of copper–titania catalysts is uniform, with crystallite size approximately 23nm. The dispersion
L’œuvre de Ezza Agha Malak, écrivaine libanaise francophone de l’extrême contemporain, se prête à... more L’œuvre de Ezza Agha Malak, écrivaine libanaise francophone de l’extrême contemporain, se prête à l’étude imagologique du Liban et de la ville de Beyrouth. Dans La Dernière des Croisés la topographie de la ville de Beyrouth occupe l’avant-scène du roman. La spatialité du récit et la géométrie architecturale du texte sont aussi importantes. Les incipit forment un lieu et un moment particulièrement travaillés de façon à accrocher le lecteur. Dans le roman, dans un parcours triangulaire Vallée-Ville-Beyrouth, la géographie réaliste ou métaphorique de la Ville fonctionne comme un topos indispensable au récit. Raconter devient l’acte d’une déambulation symbolique. Le parcours de Vallée-Ville et vice versa préconise le parcours de l’individu, l’ascension ou sa chute sociale. J’essaierai de montrer dans cette étude que la phénoménologie de l’espace n’est pas fortuite pour l’héroïne dont la métamorphose s’opère par la transgression des lieux et de la ville, notamment de la ville de Beyrouth, ville aux mille paradoxes et aux enjeux ontologiques et déontologiques d’une métropole moderne moyenne orientale.
International Journal of African Renaissance Studies - Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinarity, 2010
This article examines the role of language in negotiating power between Sudanese Arabists and Sud... more This article examines the role of language in negotiating power between Sudanese Arabists and Sudanese Africanists from a critical discourse analysis perspective (henceforth CDA). The aim is to demonstrate how extreme political discourse can jeopardise national unity. The article begins by summarising the basic tenets of the CDA theory and proceeds to examine Sudanese power-related discourse. Particularly, the article assumes both top-down and bottom-up approaches to analyse the discourses corresponding to the two groups, Sudanese Arabists and Sudanese Africanists. The top-down approach examines the discourse of the ruling Arab elites who have exclusive access to institutional discourse and communication. By contrast, although the Sudanese Africanist discourse was once considered illegal and could not be conveyed through public channels, in more modern times it has found the Internet, television and radio (among others) as avenues for dissemination. A number of socio-political groups, generally referred to as marginalised affiliations, are now initiating resistance discourse (henceforth RD) which goes hand in hand with their armed struggle against the ruling elites.
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