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                <text>Error as a Marker for a Change of Pedagogical Strategy
This paper tries to show from a theoretical point of view how, starting from the Error Analysis studies, followed by those on the Interlanguage, research has focused on a polysemic notion: strategy. Alternatively, from the point of view of didactic practice, this work also provides some examples of learning strategies that are detected in the idiosyncratic productions of Algerian learners and that are based on their knowledge of Arabic and French. The results demonstrate that once the strategy is developed, a learner may use it as a basis for reflection on the foreign language. Such use might induce learners to understand better how that foreign language works and how they can increasingly use those strategies effectively.</text>
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                <text>Dans cet écrit, nous essayons de montrer d'un point de vue théorique, comment, en partant des études sur l'Analyse d'Erreurs a priori, suivies de celles sur l'interlangue, l'intérêt de la recherche s'est porté sur une notion très polysémique : celle de stratégie. Du point de vue de la pratique didactique, nous donnons quelques exemples de stratégies identifiées à partir de productions idiosyncrasiques d'apprenants algériens basées sur la connaissance que ces derniers ont de la langue arabe et du français: nous pouvons voir qu'une fois la stratégie identifiée, il est possible d'utiliser la mise en relation observée chez l'apprenant, comme base de réflexion sur la langue étrangère de manière à ce qu'il en comprenne mieux le fonctionnement et qu'il puisse recourir à des stratégies de plus en plus efficaces.</text>
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                <text>L’erreur: un repère pour un changement de stratégie pédagogique</text>
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                <text>Cet article traite des questions relatives à la comparabilité, l'équivalence et la traduisibilité. En fait, la comparabilité est bien comprise dans un cadre de linguistique contrastive. De plus, la notion de comparabilité ou d'équivalence doit être précisée, "c'est-à-dire établir les conditions dans lesquelles des éléments de deux langues L1 et L2 peuvent être considérés comme comparables. Pour le problème de l'équivalence de la traduction, apparemment, il est très difficile, si à Dans ce sens, le problème de la traduction a donné lieu à de vives discussions qui tentent de répondre à la question de savoir comment les catégories d'une langue L1 peuvent être comparées ou traduites avec celles d'une autre langue L2 dans une unité particulière. Cette étude a montré que la traduction d'une langue à une autre se fait par une partie de la traduction de la parole et non par la traduction d'un mot. Le processus de traduction se fait étape par étape, c'est-à-dire que l'on peut d'abord trouver la chose la plus simple. Une progression doit se dérouler en quatre étapes pour trouver l'équivalent réel dans l'autre langue : les quatre étapes pourraient avoir lieu ensemble dans l'acte de traduction. Le contexte comprend le texte, la situation, et la connaissance supposée du destinataire ; dans ce cas, on parle d'équivalence pragmatique. L'équivalence de traduction doit être considérée comme un terme relatif. Ces méthodes de traduction restent donc à approfondir, ce que nous essayons de faire dans le cadre d'un projet, dans un service de recherche à Oran, sur « Linguistique et Traduction ». Cette fois, nous n'avons fait qu'esquisser ces nouvelles méthodes de traduction scientifique.</text>
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                <text>Equivalence, Comparability and Translatability
This article is concerned with issues relevant to comparability, equivalence and translability. In fact, comparability is well understood within a framework of contrastive linguistics. Furthermore, the notion of comparability or equivalence must be clarified, "that is, to establish the conditions under which elements of two languages L1 and L2 can be considered comparable. For the problem of translation equivalence, apparently, it is very difficult, if at all possible, to achieve consistent equivalence at all levels. In this sense, the problem of translation has given rise to lively discussions that attempt to answer the question of how categories of one language L1 can be compared or translated with those of another language L2 in a particular unit. This study showed that translation from one language to another is done by part of speech translation and not word translation. The translation process happens step by step, i.e. one can find the simplest thing first. A progression should take place in four steps to find the real equivalent in the other language: the four steps could take place altogether in the translation act. The context includes the text, the situation, and the assumed knowledge of the addressee; in this case, one speaks of pragmatic equivalence. Translation equivalence must be viewed as a relative term. Accordingly, these translation methods are still to be deepened, which we are trying to do within the framework of a&amp;nbsp; project, in a research department in Oran, on "Linguistics and Translation". This time we only outlined these new scientific translation methods.
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department in Oran, on "Linguistics and Translation". This time we only outlined these new scientific translation methods.</text>
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                <text>Traduction et Langues; Vol 8 No 1 (2009): Traduction et Langues Volume 8: Numéro: 1/ Décembre 2009; 36-44</text>
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                <text>مع تحول اللغة الإنجليزية إلى لغة مشتركة في العالم المعولم، نرى أن الطلاب يتوقون إلى تعلمها بغض النظر عن مجال الدراسة الذي التحقوا به. إن هدا الجيل من الطلاب الجزائريين ليس استثناء . ّ اهتمامهم في الواقع بتحصيل اللغة اذ ان الإنجليزية أصبح بلا شك يترك آثارا في محادثاتهم اليومية. ونتيجة لذلك، أصبحت لغتهم العامية الجزائرية، تزامنا مع تعلم لغة جديدة - اللغة الإنجليزية في هذه الحالة - عرضة للتغيير، ليس فقط من حيث استخدام المصطلحات اللغوية الانجليزية والتناوب اللغوي ول كن أيضا من حيث الاقتراض اللغوي المضمّن. على سبيل المثال، أصبح من الشائع جدا سماع تداخل mæ-/ التيتوّظف كرد إيجابي على: "هل تحب - شيء مذكر -؟ أو كلمة /laɪkɪ:tu/ لفظي يماثل من حيث المبدأ كلمة laɪkɪtu:-ʃ/ في حالة ما اذا كان الرّد سلبيا. لذلك، في محاولة لتحديد الأنماط المختلفة لهته الكلمات المضمنة في اللغة العربية الجزائرية، تم إجراء دراسة استقصائية مع متعلمي اللغة الإنجليزية كلغة أجنبية في جامعة منتوري. ّ بنية الفعل الإنجليزي تسند ٳلى نفس ضوابط الصرف اللغوي لزمن الفعل، الفاعل، المفعول به، النوع، العدد، صيغة الامر وصيغة النفي، التي تعتبر علامات متأصلة في اللغة العربية الجزائرية.</text>
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                <text>With English becoming the lingua franca of the globalized world, students are avidly eager to learn it virtually regardless of the field of study they are enrolled in; the current generation of Algerian students constitutes no exception. Indeed, their interest in learning English is undoubtedly leaving remarkably visible traces in their daily conversations. As a consequence, their Algerian Arabic is becoming, in the course of learning a new language -English in this case-, subject to change not only in terms of using Anglicism and code switching but also in terms of using adapted borrowing. By way of example, it is becoming increasingly common to hear infiltrations similar in principle to /laɪkɪ:tu/ as an affirmative reply to: ‘Do you like -something masculine-? or /mæ-laɪkɪtu:-ʃ/ in case of a negative reply. In an attempt to identify the various patterns of such embedded words in Algerian Arabic, a survey has been carried out with EFL learners at Mentouri University. The results revealed that English verb roots are inflected by the same tense, subject, object, gender, number, command and negation denoting markers, inherent in Algerian Arabic.</text>
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                <text>The Algerian Literature and The Sufi Episteme: the case of Mohamed Dib and Rachid Boudjedra
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                <text>هذه الدراسة هي محاولة لوضع اطر نظرية سردية لإعادة ما كتب عن الأمم المستضعفة والتي كانت غالبيتها مستعمرة فيما مضى في الوقت الحاضر وذلك عن طريق تحليل وشرح وإعادة كتابة ما كتب في الماضي من تاريخ محرف وقصص مشوهة. ويتم ذلك بإعادة تشكيل وتوضيح الصورة التي تم إنشاؤها من قبل الآخرين عن طريق تشويه الصور النمطية للآخر. وبالتالي، إعطاء صوت للآخر لكتابة تاريخيه وقصته من وجهة نظره التي تم إغفالها وغض الطرف عنها فيما مضى. وتقدم هذه الورقة البحثية مبادئ توجيهية وأسس منهجية للمؤلفين الذين يكتبون تحت مظلة ما بعد الحداثة للدفاع عن تاريخهم الذي كتب نيابة عنهم محرفا ومشوها وتصحيح الأكاذيب التي نسبت إليهم.</text>
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                <text>Inscribed in Homi Bhabha's project of "re-inventing Britain" and Stuart Hall's representation of cultural diversity, the present study explores the way in which the tropes of magical realism have been implemented to remap the new frontiers of the European construct in Bernardine Evaristo's Soul Tourists. In order to achieve this aim, a close reading technique has been relied on to deconstruct the text into basic dichotomies that trace the European centre and its margin. Furthermore, the British magical realism model of Anne Hegerfeldt is employed to highlight how the writer successfully reversed the realistic paradigm of the centre as she focalised the narration from an "ex-centric" point of view. In doing so, Europe became a warm home for the diasporic subject.</text>
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                <text>Cet article traite des différentes manières de promouvoir l'apprentissage interculturel chez les étudiants algériens étudiant l'allemand comme langue étrangère. Nous nous sommes concentré sur les objectifs de l'étude de l'allemand en Algérie avec une attention particulière accordée aux programmes d'enseignement basés sur la sensibilisation interculturelle ainsi que sur l'analyse des manuels. L'analyse de plusieurs manuels de DaF nous a conduit à la conclusion qu'une place importante est attachée à l'approche interculturelle. Dans le cadre d'un apprentissage interculturel approprié, il convient d'accorder plus de valeur aux situations interculturelles authentiques qui permettent à l'apprenant d'aborder les situations de culture étrangère de manière plus tangible et flexible. De plus, nous avons conclu que la conscience interculturelle découle de la connaissance et de la compréhension des relations entre la culture d'origine et la culture cible. Il est important que nos apprenants réalisent que la conscience interculturelle signifie également être conscient des différences entre les deux cultures.L'apprentissage interculturel, défini comme une stratégie éducative, peut se produire comme une "intervention dans la socialisation de l'apprenant" dans toutes les matières et peut être déclenché par certains sujets. Des processus d'apprentissage interculturel accentué se produisent d'une manière particulière dans l'apprentissage démocratique dans des projets et des leçons axés sur des projets réfléchies et secouées par de nouvelles connaissances, de nouvelles valeurs et perspectives d'action peuvent être acquises. En conséquence, la compétence interculturelle est valorisée et nécessaire en tant que facteur de succès dans presque tous les contacts avec d'autres personnes. Sur la base de ces convictions, les professeurs d'allemand doivent se concentrer sur le développement de la compétence interculturelle et de définir et confectionner des programmes d'enseignement appropriés qui s'inscrivent dans cet objectif.</text>
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This article discusses the different ways of promoting intercultural learning among Algerian students studying German as a foreign language. We focused on the aims of studying German in Algeria with particular attention given to the teaching programs based on intercultural awareness-raising as well as textbooks’ analysis. The analysis of several textbooks for DaF led us to the conclusion that an important place is attached to the intercultural approach. Within the framework of appropriate intercultural learning, more value should be placed on authentic intercultural situations that enable the learner to deal with foreign culture situations in a more tangible and flexible manner. Also, we concluded that intercultural awareness grows out of knowledge, and understanding of the relationships between the culture of origin and the target culture. It is important for our learners to realize that intercultural awareness also means being aware of the differences in the two cultures.Intercultural learning, defined as an educational strategy, can occur as an "intervention in the socialization of the learner" in all subjects and can be triggered by certain topics. Interculturally accentuated learning processes occur in a special way in democratic learning in projects and project-oriented lessons thoughtful and shaken by new knowledge, new values and perspectives for action can be gained. Accordingly, intercultural competence is valued and needed as a success factor in almost every contact with other people. Based on these convictions, teachers of German should focus on the development of intercultural competence and define appropriate teaching programs that are in line with this objective.
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                <text>University of Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed</text>
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                <text>تهدف هذه الدراسة الى تقصي ظاهره ترجمه الهواه للمقاطع ال كوميديه الغربيه ونشرها على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي كمثل يو تيوب. وقد اظهر التحليل النصي لخمسه عشر مقطعا كوميديا ان المترجمين كثيرا ما يواجهون صعوبات في ترجمه المفاهيم الثقافية الخاصة ببلد او حضارة ما، ولذلك كثيرا ما يلجؤون الى حذف هذه المصطلحات او الاحتفاظ بها باللغة الإنجليزية او ترجمتها حرفيا، والأخيرة هي الأكثر شيوعا. يوصي الباحثون بالاحتفاظ بالمصطلح الاصلي مع توضيحه بعباره مقتضبه تمكن المشاهد من فهم الموضوع ول كن دون التضحية بأصاله الاختلاف الثقافي. وعلى الرغم من بعض الضعف في جوده الترجمة الا ان المترجمين الهواه يلعبون دورا محوريا في جعل الثقافة الغربيه سهله المنال لدى العرب الذين لا يتقنون الإنجليزية، وطرقهم في الترجمة تتحدى الأعراف والقوالب الجامدة من خلال تطوير وسائل جديده كإدخال الصور او الرسوم المتحركة او قوائم التعريفات، وكل ذلك يسهم في اثراء الثقافة وربط المواضيع ال كوميديه بحياة الناس. ان المقاطع المترجمة المتداولة تصبح موضعا لمحاوله فهم الهوية الثقافية ومكان الثقافة العربية بين ثقافات العالم.</text>
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                <text>Traduction et Langues; Vol 20 No 1 (2021): Traduction et Langues Volume : 20 Numéro : 01 / Août 2021; 38-56</text>
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