LETTRES et LANGUES
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Item History And Culture In Toni Morrison’s Song Of Solomon(Faculté des Langues Etrangères. Université d'Alger 2 Abou El Kacem Saadallah, 2012-06-30) Benbouzid, FadilaMy paper aims at showing the impact of history on the life of the African American community which, despite the white man’s attempts to “wipe it out” survives in the minds and memories of these people. In addition, the paper focuses on how this “historical” heritage is presented and expressed in the literature of the African American community in the mid 1970’s. In Song of Solomon for instance, history is given a mythical dimension that transcends the hands of time and place to remain one of the most important imports of “cultural and individual” identity. In the novel, the writer attempts to get rid of the “reductionist” stereotypes which are attached to both black male and female characters in the dawn of a new African American culture revived from the wounds of the past and clearly fed with the spirit of reconciliation between its members.Item The Monroe Doctrine(Faculté des Langues Etrangères. Université d'Alger 2 Abu al-Qasim Saadallah, 2020-12-31) Benbouzid, FadilaThis article aims to prove that the Monroe Doctrine (1823) made a significant contribution to the formation of the foreign policy of The United States of America. Originally, the Monroe Doctrine advocated isolationism for defensive reasons. But the doctrine and its consequences have become a "clear" call for intervention not only in the American continent but throughout the world. Through this article, we will show how the doctrine became the basis of American foreign policy. Using colonial and postcolonial discourse, we will analyze Monroe's discourse and relate it to United States history. We will end our article with an assessment of the Monroe Doctrine in the past and present.