Dépôt DSpace/Manakin

Parcourir Faculté des langues étrangères par titre

Parcourir Faculté des langues étrangères par titre

Trier par : Ordre : Résultats :

  • Gender bias in EFL classroom 
    Sekrane, Aicha (2017)
    Gender is an important part in the educational phase where teachers are unconsciously produce gender biases in their classrooms. Many studies (Sunderland, 1992; Sadker 1994, and Scantlebury, 2009)suggested that teachers ...
  • Gender lexical variations in the speech community of Relizane 
    RAIS, Kheira (2017)
    The present investigation is an attempt to analyse the sociolinguistic situation of an Algerian western town:Relizane .The main purpose of this study is to shed light on the gender lexical variation in the speech community ...
  • GENDER REPRESENTATION IN IAN MCEWAN’S ATONEMENT (2001) 
    Hadef, Ikram (2018)
    Gender is one of the most important subjects being tackled in our century since the development of women's role in society and the spread of feminism across the world. It is not considered only with sex or trans people ...
  • Gender steriotypes in advertising panels 
    Benselama, Nassima (2017)
    Studies on gender stereotype in advertising have occupied on outstanding area of research. The issue has been discussed from various perspectives. One of the most important investigation related to this issue was made by ...
  • GESTION DE CLASSE POUR LES NOUVEAUX ENSEIGNANTS 
    Bellagra, Kaoutar (2019)
    L’objectif de ce travail est de chercher à comprendre comment gérer une classe efficacement, de manière propice aux apprentissages et comment avoir du plaisir avec une classe. C’est un sujet central dans le monde de ...
  • Gestion d’une séquence d’apprentissage par les activités ludiques 
    MENAD, Touatia (2019)
    Le problème majeur de l’enseignement / apprentissage actuellement et à travers tous les temps a été le manque d’intérêt des apprenants pour les activités de classe proposées et l’absence du rendement scolaire chez un ...
  • Globalization and Language Policy 
    Benyounes, Missaoui (2017)
    Language policy in Algeria since independence is a combination of different perspectives. The main objective of the study is to provide an understanding of globalization and its effects on language policy formulation. ...
  • Globalization and Language Policy: Local Languages and the Growth of English in Algeria since 1962 
    Missaoui, Benyounes (2017)
    Language policy in Algeria since independence is a combination of different perspectives. The main objective of the study is to provide an understanding of globalization and its effects on language policy formulation. ...
  • Goree : The Role of Slave House in The departure of slave from Africa to America 
    DIOUF, Fatou (2017)
    The slave house of Goree played an important role in the transatlantic slave trade. The transatlantic slave trade was a triangle trade of human being that lie Africa, Europe, and America. This transatlantic trade occurred ...
  • Gospel Music in the United States 
    Belalia, Amel (2020)
    When Africans were forced to leave their homes in Africa and brought to North America to live and die in servitude, they brought with them their rich culture. Culture is a vital human resource for resisting oppression. ...
  • A Grammatical Analysis of the Syntactic Structure among English and Arabic Languages 
    ASSAL, Abdelkader (2020)
    Syntax is a set of laws that determine the word order, and basically the architecture of the sentence within the different languages. This research aims to shed light on the syntactic analysis of the Quranic sentences. It ...
  • Great Britain and the European Union from 1979 to 1998 
    Bouabdallah, Halima (2017)
    This present paper manages to deal with Great Britain and the European Union from 1979 to 1998. This paper provides an historical, political, and socio-economic framework for understanding British history and politics. ...
  • The great reformation in Britain (1515-1610) 
    BOUCHEKIFA, Ikrame (2017)
    Present study is an attempt to prove that Great Reformation in Britain since sixteenth century , strumming from the European Renaissance, the rise of humanism, under the name of Great schism from the Roman Catholic Church ...
  • Greek Mythology and British Culture 
    KHAINE, Djamila (2017)
    This research paper offers a glimpse to the concept „‟Myth'' and Mythology, and its origin and types. It mainly studies both the Greek Mythology and the Celtic culture in Britain (from around 700 BC to the arrival of Romans) ...
  • The Hearing Loss Community and Its Sociolinguistics Context 
    BOUCHOUK, FOUZIA (2017)
    Deaf culture describes the social beliefs, behaviours, arts, values and shared institutions of communities that are affected by deafness and which use sing language as the main means of communication. When used as a cultural ...
  • The Hip Hop Music in the United States of America during the 1970’s: A Means to Call for Equality 
    KHELIFA, Fatima (2020)
    Africans lived many centuries in pursuit of freedom. In America, they struggled not to be considered inferior and are still segregated. For this reason, the conditions of the African Americans helped them launch political ...
  • The Historical and Socio-Political Context of “Look Back in Anger” By John Osborn 
    RAFA, Zohra (2017)
    George Orwell at the end of the Second World War said that the next 10 years would show whether Britain remains a great power. This thesis argues how two world wars weakened Britain’s empire and how within twenty years, ...
  • History Between Memory and Amnesia in Elif Shafak’s The Bastard of Istanbul (2006) 
    TOUATI, Malika (2020)
    Memory is among the manifold topicalities that characterize fiction texts and mark them as a vital medium of human expression. Numerous texts adopt the theme of memory as an object of explicit reflection as they often touch ...
  • The History of the Welfare State and the Labour Government 1906-1951 
    Hadj Benaouda, Douaidia (2017)
    The present thesis aims to analyze the birth of British social reforms under the name of "social state", the liberal reforms of 1906-1914 to the government of the Labor Party in the period 1945-1951. This study is divided ...
  • Human and Artificial Intelligence Representation in William Gibson’s Neuromancer (1984) 
    Belbah, Sofiane Ilyes (2020)
    Cyberpunk Literature is a Science-fiction subgenre that is characterized by counterculture anti-heroes locked in a decaying, dehumanized, and dystopian society that is defined by corporation dominion and high-tech but ...

Chercher dans le dépôt


Parcourir

Mon compte