The public space in the Arab World has historically been controlled and seized by political authorities. This appropriation created a deep rift between citizens places. Nevertheless, since beginning of revolutions, new youth art forms have emerged liberating arts from traditional formalism these transferred to open spaces making them accessible people. research seeks explore street that during ...

This article outlines the visions of Tunisian and Indian dissident political thinkers agronomists, 1950s–1980s, for decentralised food farming systems using just technologies. Amidst ascendent US imperialism, these marginalised proposals opposed Green Revolution model agrarian development, illustrating broader postcolonial politics defending sovereignty advancing to economic/technological sover...

Tunisian Arabic is a dialect of the Arabic language spoken in Tunisia. Tunisian Arabic is an under-resourced language. It has neither a standard orthography nor large collections of written text and dictionaries. Actually, there is no strict separation between Modern Standard Arabic, the official language of the government, media and education, and Tunisian Arabic; the two exist on a continuum ...

This paper presents a fluoride health risk characterization approach to identify the hyper-sensitive population of adverse effect like tooth decay, dental fluorosis and skeletal fluorosis. In this context, a sampling campaign has been done over 100 Tunisian water consumption points (tap). Laboratory analysis results show that the quality of drinking water is affected by high fluoride concentrat...

A phonetic dictionary is an essential component of a speech recognition system or a speech synthesis system. Our work targets the generation of an automatic pronunciation dictionary for the Tunisian Arabic, in particular in the field of rail transport. To do this, we created two tools of phonetic vowelized and unvowelized words in the Tunisian Arabic. The proposed method to automatically genera...

The shout of the slogan ‘dégage!’ – ‘to clear’, release’ was central to language 2010-11 Tunisian revolution. In 2017, word appropriated and reinterpreted by French presidential candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, transformed into political phenomenon ‘dégagisme’. following travel dégage from Tunisia France, this article demonstrates how thinking Arab uprisings intersects with spatio-historical diff...