La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages

La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages

This article analyzes the contemporary uses of Tifinagh script in the Algerian public sphere, and examines the issues surrounding its growing visibility. It shows that these uses form part of a wider process of recognition, reappropriation, and politicization of Amazigh identity in Algeria and, more...

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Autori principali: Turpin, Frédéric, Cadenza Academic Translations, Cloux, Marie, Burden, Matt, Addison, Joseph
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Lingua:Français
Pubblicazione: 2026
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spelling cairn-E_RHA_320_0139E_RHARevue Historique des Armées https://shs.cairn.info/journal-revue-historique-des-armees-2026-1-page-139?lang=en La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages Turpin, FrédéricCadenza Academic TranslationsCloux, MarieBurden, MattAddison, Joseph2026 fre Revue Historique des Armées | Selected Articles | 1 | 2026-08-24 | p. 139-139 | 0035-3299 E_RHA_PR161 This article analyzes the contemporary uses of Tifinagh script in the Algerian public sphere, and examines the issues surrounding its growing visibility. It shows that these uses form part of a wider process of recognition, reappropriation, and politicization of Amazigh identity in Algeria and, more broadly, across North Africa. Drawing on in situ observations of Tifinagh inscriptions across a variety of institutional, media, technological, and symbolic contexts, the study highlights a renewed interest in writing that extends beyond its strictly linguistic function. Tifinagh thus emerges as a vehicle of identity visibility, transcending its primary role as a writing system to become an instrument of cultural affirmation. Situated within a multidisciplinary theoretical framework combining sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, anthropology, and semiotics, the article considers writing both as a situated discursive practice and as a mechanism for the production of meaning. The findings show that recognition of a writing system is constructed through its material presence and social circulation. The Tifinagh script has therefore become an active tool for redefining national identity markers and for ensuring the lasting presence of Amazigh identity across space and time.Cairn free access
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description This article analyzes the contemporary uses of Tifinagh script in the Algerian public sphere, and examines the issues surrounding its growing visibility. It shows that these uses form part of a wider process of recognition, reappropriation, and politicization of Amazigh identity in Algeria and, more broadly, across North Africa. Drawing on in situ observations of Tifinagh inscriptions across a variety of institutional, media, technological, and symbolic contexts, the study highlights a renewed interest in writing that extends beyond its strictly linguistic function. Tifinagh thus emerges as a vehicle of identity visibility, transcending its primary role as a writing system to become an instrument of cultural affirmation. Situated within a multidisciplinary theoretical framework combining sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, anthropology, and semiotics, the article considers writing both as a situated discursive practice and as a mechanism for the production of meaning. The findings show that recognition of a writing system is constructed through its material presence and social circulation. The Tifinagh script has therefore become an active tool for redefining national identity markers and for ensuring the lasting presence of Amazigh identity across space and time.
author Turpin, Frédéric
Cadenza Academic Translations
Cloux, Marie
Burden, Matt
Addison, Joseph
spellingShingle Turpin, Frédéric
Cadenza Academic Translations
Cloux, Marie
Burden, Matt
Addison, Joseph
La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
author_facet Turpin, Frédéric
Cadenza Academic Translations
Cloux, Marie
Burden, Matt
Addison, Joseph
author_sort Turpin, Frédéric
title La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
title_short La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
title_full La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
title_fullStr La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
title_full_unstemmed La gauche et l’armée en France, de mai 68 à nos jours, Maxime Launay, Nouveau Monde Éditions, 496 pages
title_sort la gauche et l’armée en france, de mai 68 à nos jours, maxime launay, nouveau monde éditions, 496 pages
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