Tunisia Pays Homage to Algerian Writer Kateb Yacine
2005-01-14
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The French Institute of Co-Operation in Tunis is presenting a cultural programme in February to mark the 15th anniversary of the death of Algerian expressionist writer Kateb Yacine (1929-1989). The Algerian writer was also a man of theatre, eminent journalist and symbol of the revolt against all forms of injustice and alienation. The programme will include lecturers, journalists, writers, and actors from Tunisia, Algeria and France. Algerian actor Sid Ahmed Agoumi and Algerian poet, novelist and playwright Mohamed Kacimi will be among the attendees. (La Presse)
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يوسف قواسمي Posted 2006-10-08
Thank you for this initiative and interest in Katib Yassin. Greeting! we are from AL AMAL cultural association in Ouran, Algeria, the technological theatre group of this playwright. We played "The essence of being smart" across the country. We are among the groups who adapted the play. It would be an honor to have business with you for the arts and drama and freedom of expression. Thank you
عبد النور Posted 2006-12-17
Kateb Yacine's article is great. Thank you very much for it.
الأستاد رأس الماء عيسى Posted 2007-03-04
It is an honor and pride for the Grand Maghreb youth to communicate in order to solve their art and intellectual problems. I suggest the creation of drama magazine specifically for the Maghreb. Through it we may be able to develop the participating opinions about issues of Art in our great Maghreb!
مولاي ولاية النعامة الجزائر Posted 2008-02-28
It is said that the writings of the late scholar Kateb Yacine are ambiguous, what is the cause of this?
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