Round Table by Specialists on: State of the Discipline of Comparative Literature in Morocco

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Comparatistes (marocains et étrangers) arabophones, francophones et anglophones, à vos plumes ! Nous comptons sur vous pour fouiller le terrain des études comparées  en Sciences Humaines et Sociales , au Maroc et nous aider à dresser un bilan sérieux sur l’état de ce champs interdisciplinaire d’ envergure , en vue de créer une première édition à l’occasion de la première décennie de création de l’ASSOCIATION MAROCAINE DE LITTERATURE COMPAREE. Un Appel aux chapitres sera lancé imminemment.

































 

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