Abstract
Volume 8, Issue 1 examines dynamics of change in the Maghreb by showing how digital transitions reshape languages, memories, and heritage. The contributions connect linguistic and script visibility in urban spaces with living transmission—songs, women’s healing chants, tales, and proverbs—understood as ongoing remediation and narrative recomposition. They also stress the urgency of identifying, cataloguing, and digitizing dispersed local resources and manuscripts, turning fragile traces into accessible corpora. Finally, the issue highlights the epistemological stakes of digital scholarship: tools can expand scale, but critical methods—selection, archiving, and interpretation—remain decisive. Morocco and Algeria are read in dialogue across disciplines, informing debates today.
Recommended Citation
KAAOUAS, Nadia and AIT BOUCHGOUR, Taoufik
(2022)
"CHANGES IN MEANING IN THE MAGHREB: LANGUAGES, MEMORIES, AND HERITAGE IN THE DIGITAL AGE,"
Faits de Langue et Société (FLS): Vol. 8:
Iss.
1, Article 1.
Available at:
https://scholarhub.univh2c.ma/fls/vol8/iss1/1