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Issue 007
Vol. 2 No. 007 (2014)Issue 7 of Tabayyun (2014) includes the following studies and articles: “Rousseau in Arabic: Between Clarity and Opacity in Text” (Abdelaziz Labib); “Standard Amazigh: Between the Invention of a New Language and the Manufacturing of Ideological Illusion” (Mohamed el-Koukhi); “The Phenomenon of I’rab: Between Linguistic Conventions and Relations of Proximity” (Abdenbi Hamani); “Arabic Terms: Between Adaptation and Innovation” (Elias Youssef); “An Introduction to the Skopos Theory by Hans Vermeer and Katharina Reiss” (Lisa Roth); “Kamal Salibi’s Historiography of Modern Lebanon and the Image of the Emir of Maan” (Wajih Kawtharani); “Narration as an Object of Cultural Studies” (Driss El khadraoui); “Language and History: Which One is Betraying the Other?” (Rami Abu Shihab); “History Knowledge in the West-Philosophical, Scientific and Literary Approaches of History by Qais Madi Ferro” (Walid Noueihed); “La pensée communicationnelle, édition augmentée by Bernard Miège” (Hani Awwad); “German Orientalism during the Age of Empire-Religion” (Ziad mouna); “Report on the Conference “Changing Perspectives in Old Testament Studies: Past, Present, and Future”” (Ziad mouna); “Ibn Khaldun: On Arabic Linguistics and Language as an Artificial Faculty” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun).
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Issue 006
Vol. 2 No. 006 (2013)Issue 6 of Tabayyun (2013) includes the following studies and articles: “Translation and the Development of the Arabic Language: Two Sides of the Same Coin” (Hassan Hamzé); “Translation’s Influence on the Evolution of the Arabic Language” (Ali Najib Ibrahim); “The Role of Bilingual Dictionaries in the Arabic Translation Movement: The Case of Barthélemy’s Dictionary” (Nader Siraj); “The Fate of the Translation of Sciences in Arab Culture since Muhammad Ali: An Attempt at the Study of the Politics of Trans” (Thaer Deeb); “Translation and the Renewal of Philosophy in the Arabic Language” (Saleh Mesbah); “Novelistic and Literary Representations of Political Repression in Syria” (Nabil Suleiman); “Cinematic Culture in Syria: Between Mechanisms of Repression and Resistance” (Hassan Abbas); “On the Transformations of the Concept of Arab Nationalism by Hani Awwad [Arabic]” (Chamseddin Alkilani); “Nationalism and its Theories by Umut Ozkirimli” (Mona Sukkarieh); “The Holocaust, the Resurrection and the Nakba by Yair Auron [Hebrew]” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “Book Features” (Ziad mouna); “Report on the Second ACRPS Conference on Islamic Movements and Democratic Governance” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Western Nationalism and Eastern Nationalism: Is There a Difference that Matters?” (Benedict Richard Anderson).
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Issue 005
Vol. 2 No. 005 (2013)Issue 5 of Tabayyun (2013) includes the following studies and articles: “The Question of Justice in the Contemporary Arab Context” (Azmi Bishara); “Toward an Arab Theory of Justice” (Fahmy Gedaan); “The Dialectic of Justice and Freedom in Light of the Arab Revolutions: Democracy as the Justice of the 21st Century” (Mohamed al-Haddad); “Dialectic Justice First: From Awareness of Change to Changing Awareness” (Said Bensaid el-Alaoui); “Justice in a State of Exception: A Commentary on Justice and its Failures” (Abdelaziz Labib); “Justice as Recognition” (Hossam al-Din Darwish); “Deconstructing the Construction: Transformations of the Palestinian Map in Palestinian Imagery” (Abdulrahim al-Shaikh); “Cinema as a Philosophical Subject” (Mohamed Noureddine Afaya); “Uneasy Identity in Edward Said’s Out of Place: A Memoir” (Mohamed Eddahi); “A Summary of Justice History” (Rachid Yalouh); “Ethnic Nationalism and the Fall of Empire” (Hani Awwad); “An Introduction to Culture Sociology” (Walid Noueihed); “Conference “Translation in the Arab World and Prospects for Developing the Arabic Language”” (Mirvat Abou Khalil); “The Totalitarian State” (Franz Leopold Neumann).
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Issue 004
Vol. 1 No. 004 (2013)Issue 4 of Tabayyun (2013) includes the following studies and articles: “Managing Religious and Cultural Pluralism in the Rulings of Arab Constitutional Courts and Assemblies” (Antoine Messarra); “Constitutional Design for Divided Societies” (Arend Lijphart); “Egypt on the Threshold of the Second Republic” (Mohammed Taha Aliwa); “The Rule of Law as Enshrined in the Syrian Constitution: An Analysis of the 1973 and 2012 Constitutional Texts” (Faeq Huwaija); “A Reading of Morocco’s New Constitution” (Mohamed el-Maliki); “The 2011 Moroccan Constitution in Light of the Arab Spring: Dialectic of Permanence and Change” (Mohamed al-Ghali); “On the Intellectual and Revolution” (Azmi Bishara); “Cycles of Tolerance” (Mazouz el-Ali); “Religion, Culture and Globalization: Grounds for Dialogue or Division” (Tibi al-Ghomari); “Signs in Thomas Hobbes’ Writings” (Rasoul Mohammed Rasoul); “Civil Society and the Democratic Transition: A Critical Reading” (Nader Kadhim); “The Interpretation of Cultures” (Haitham Ahmad Muzahem); “The Second Annual Conference of Social Sciences and Humanities held by the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies (Marc” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Shakib Arslan: Two lectures in Damascus (1937)” (Mohammed Kamel al-Khatib); “Jamal al-Din Al-Afghani: His views, his struggle and his impact on the East renaissance (1947)” (Qadri Hafiz Touqan).
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Issue 003
Vol. 2 No. 003 (2013)Issue 3 of Tabayyun (2013) includes the following studies and articles: “The Ottoman Tanzimat and the Constitution: The Beginnings of Constitutional Thought, Text, Application, and Conceptualizatio” (Wajih Kawtharani); “The 1919-1920 Syrian General Congress and Syria’s First Constitution: Context, Evolution, Functions, and Challenges” (Mohammed Jamal Barout); “The Constitutional Question: The History and Challenges” (Suleiman Takieddine); “The Tunisian Constitution: The Birth and Evolution of an Idea” (Omar Boubakri); “The Press and the Constitutional Question in Morocco prior to the French Protectorate in 1912” (Yahia Boulahia); “Egypt’s 1923 Constitution: A Constitution of National Unity” (Aly Afify Aly Ghazi); ““The People Demand the Execution of Lawyers”: Al-Sanhuri, Between Law and Revolution (1952-1954)” (Amr al-Shalaqani); “Azmi Bishara’s Vision for an Arab Democratic Transition: A Comparative Study on the Conditions Required for Democracy” (Suhail Lahbib); “Wasatiyah and Fiqh in the Islamic State: A Critical Reading” (Mu’taz al-Khatib); “Islamists in a State of Transition: A Case Study of Morocco’s Justice and Development Party” (Mohamed Jabroun); “The Aftermath of the Arab Revolutions: Religious Reform and Secularism” (Kamal Abdellatif); “The Ikhwan al-Safa and the Question of the Plurality of Opinions and Doctrines in their Age: Reasons for Human Differences a” (Walid Noueihed); “Making Shura Part of the Constitution: Means and Problems” (Abdelhakim Aboulloz); “The Creation of Modern Iraq: The Dialectic of Society and Culture” (Samir Abdel-Rasoul al-Obeidi); “On the Pornography Industry in America: The Hegemony of Nudity” (Malek Wannous); “Report on the Seminar: “The Egyptian Constitution and the Transitional Phase Toward Democracy” November 24, Doha” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Preamble to the Ottoman Constitution of 1876: Translation of the Basic Law (Kanun-i Esasi)” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Women in the Syrian Congress: Minutes of the Session of the Congress that Debated Women's Right to Vote (1920)” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “The Oxford Dictionary of the Social Sciences: Constitution and Constitutionalism” (Thaer Deeb).
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Issue 002
Vol. 1 No. 002 (2012)Issue 2 of Tabayyun (2012) includes the following studies and articles: “The Arabic Novel: Social and Cultural Transformations” (Sabri Hafez); “The New Novel in Morocco and the Challenge of Engagement with Social Change” (Yahya bin al-Walid); “The Construction of Societal Imagery in the Moroccan Novel” (Chouaib Halifi); “The Algerian Novel in the 1990s: Writing Tragedy or the Tragedy of Writing?” (Abdellah Chattah); “Political Transformation in the Tunisian novel” (Mahmoud Tarchouna); “The Transformations of the Sudanese Novel in the 1990s and Beyond” (Hashim Mirghani); “The Aesthetics and Concerns of the Novel in Syria” (Nabil Suleiman); “Changes in the New Palestinian Novel” (Walid Abu Bakr); “The Political, Social, and Aesthetic Transformations in the Palestinian Novel on the Eve of the Twenty-First Century” (Najma Khalil Habib); “The Iraqi Novel: Recording the Destruction of Iraq in Times of Dictatorship, Wars, Occupation, and Sectarian Rule” (Salam Ibrahim); “The Fate of Philosophy in the Arab world: Philosophy as Taught and Learnt in the Lebanese University” (Mouchir Basil Aoun); “Research Experiment of the Laboratory for Moroccan Studies” (Abdelhamid Hénia); “The Teaching of Philosophy in Moroccan Colleges: The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Ben M’sik as Example” (Mohamed el-Sheikh); “Reality First: Testimony of the Novel” (Fawaz Haddad); “Faysal Darraj in the Theory of the Novel and the Arabic Novel” (Wafiq Slaitin); “A Reading of the Book, Politics, Law, and Community in Islamic Thought: The Taymiyyan Moment” (Abdel Rahman Iyas); “The Fields of Sloterdijk: Spaces of Coexistence” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Lord of Many Homes: In Celebration of the Life and Works of Kamal al-Salibi (May 2-3, 2012 – AUB)” (Abdul Rahim Abu Husayn); “The Novel: History and Theory” (Thaer Deeb).
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Issue 001
Vol. 1 No. 001 (2012)Issue 1 of Tabayyun (2012) includes the following studies and articles: “Identity and Alienation in Arab Consciousness” (Hassan Hanafi); “Fusha: Research into its Categorization and Features” (Ramzi Munir Baalbaki); “The Language of Identity and Learning in Politics and Economics: A Cohesive, Pluralist, and Diverse Model” (Abdelkader Fassi Fehri); “Arabic Lexicon and National Identity” (Hassan Hamzé); “Identity and Language in the Arab Nation: Between Intellectual Crises and Political Impasse.” (Abdessalem Mseddi); “Translation into Arabic: Strengthening Culture and Building Identity” (Bassam Baraka); “The Problem of Identity and the Language-Translation Duality in the Context of Modern Arabic” (Fayiz Suyyagh); “Two Forms of Cultural Materialism in Anthropology and in Cultural Studies” (Thaer Deeb); “The Post-Colonial State and Social Change in Libya” (Ali Abdullatif Ahmida); “From the Notion of Marc Bloch’s Sad Societies (Sociétés Tristes) to the Historiography of the Crisis of Transformation and its times” (Wajih Kawtharani); “Why did Abdallah Laroui Translate Rousseau’s Emile?” (Kamal Abdellatif); “A Reading of Amartya Sen’s The Idea of Justice” (Ahmad Baalbaki); “Review of “Philosophy of World Civilizations: Theories and Interpretations of the Truth”” (Haitham Ahmad Muzahem); “Review of “On the Arab Question: Foreword to a Manifesto for Arab Democracy.”” (Jad Karim al-Jabaei); “Text from the ACRPS Annual Conference on Language and Identity.” (Editorial Board of Tabayyun); “Modernity An Unfinished Project” (Jurgen Habermas).
