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Research Associate, English Language - Education Sciences,Oran2 university / CRASC, Algeria

Permanent researcher, Philosophical Anthropology, CRASC, Algeria

Bouziane Ben Achour is a journalist and art critic. Recipient of the "Grand Prize of the Mohamed Dib Foundation" in 2011 for his novel Brûlures (Burns), he is the author of 11 novels and 20 plays staged by both public theaters and private theater companies alike.

Algerian academic and researcher in literature, semiotics and anthropology. Senior Lecturer at the University of Mostaganem.

Permanent researcher at the Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology, specializing in Arabic literature and the novel.

sociologist, senior research fellow at Crasc, specialist in melhoun

Abdelkader Rabhi is a prolific Algerian poet and academic, born on October 28, 1959, in Tiaret. He completed his entire schooling, from primary to secondary education, in his hometown before moving to Oran, where he earned his Bachelor's degree (Licence). He then pursued further studies in France, obtaining a Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA) from the University of Strasbourg. Additionally, he holds a Master's degree from the University of Oran, a PhD from the University of Mostaganem, and has achieved both the University Habilitation and the rank of full Professor.

Renowned for his creative output, Rabhi has published numerous poems in national and Arab newspapers and journals. His poetic repertoire includes six collections, notably:

Ascension au sommet du Djebel Ouennchir (Ascent to the Summit of Mount Ouarsenis, Dar el-Gharb, Oran, 2004)

Mélancolie de l'épi (Melancholy of the Ear of Grain, Al-Ikhtilaf, Algiers, 2004)

Au gré du temps (At the Mercy of Time, Dar el-Gharb, Oran, 2006)

Le navire et le mur (The Ship and the Wall)

Cas d'exception extrême (Case of Extreme Exception)

In the field of critical studies, he published a two-volume work entitled Le texte et la codification (The Text and Codification), which explores the formal structure of contemporary Algerian poetry. The two volumes—L’idéologie du texte poétique (The Ideology of the Poetic Text) and La référentialité du texte poétique (The Referentiality of the Poetic Text)—were both published by Dar el-Gharb in 2003.

Rabhi has contributed significantly to peer-reviewed national and international journals, and his work has been the subject of several academic studies, Master's theses, and doctoral dissertations. He has also participated in numerous collaborative projects and literary symposiums. Among these joint publications is the book Intellectuels ayant écrit la révolution (Intellectuals Who Wrote the Revolution), in which he examines the relationship between geographical liberation and historical colonization.

Furthermore, Abdelkader Rabhi participated in the Algiers International Book Fair (SILA) to present his latest book, Transformations dans la poésie algérienne contemporaine : texte, forme, contexte (Transformations in Contemporary Algerian Poetry: Text, Form, Context), reflecting his continuous commitment and contribution to the Algerian literary landscape.

Dr. Nidhal Chami is a professor of African literature in English at the University of Oran 2 / Mohamed Benahmed. She has participated in numerous national and international conferences and is the author of several scientific and artistic writings, particularly in poetry. Her post-doctoral research interests focus on autobiographical writings and the literature of exile. She is also currently working on a research project concerning the role of Algerian women during the War of Liberation.