Du monde réel au monde numérique
In a very short amount of time, the Internet has helped the Amazighs do what they had been incapable of doing for many years: give shape to a new form of cultural activism, foster debate, articulate their demands, and facilitate contacts between different segments of the Amazigh population to establ...
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| author | Abdelaziz Blilid Laurence Favier |
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| description | In a very short amount of time, the Internet has helped the Amazighs do what they had been incapable of doing for many years: give shape to a new form of cultural activism, foster debate, articulate their demands, and facilitate contacts between different segments of the Amazigh population to establish an “imagined identity.” Facebook played a key role in the events that started in North Africa in 2011. The author analyzes links between Facebook pages that form a sort of “digital Amazigh community.” He used Netvizz, to compile a corpus of 2,259 pages that involve 14,136 connections. |
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| title | Du monde réel au monde numérique |
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