Creativity and education / Neema Ghenim in COST, N° 17 ([01/07/2016])

Public ISBD [article]  in COST > N° 17 [01/07/2016] . - p. 118 Titre : Creativity and education Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Neema Ghenim, Auteur ; Mohamed Ben Ahmed, Auteur Année de publication : 2016 Article en page(s) : p. 118 Langues : Anglais Mots-clés : Creativity  Authoritarian Teaching  Authoritative Teaching  literature  imagination Résumé : This article is about creativity in education. It includes a dichotomy between authoritarian and authoritative teaching and the relevance of creativity within these two perspectives of teaching, not to say two philosophies in education. There are two distinguished examples in literature that epitomises these two types ofteaching. Mr Gradgrind, a famous example in British literature is taken as a modelofauthoritarian teaching. And Mr Kitting, a professor ofliterature in the American movie "Dead Poets Society" is taken as an example of authoritative teaching, Who is more positive to creativity in education: an authoritarian or an authoritative teacher? Is it beneficial for a language learner to be creative? The article proves that authoritative teaching is open to creativity in comparison to authoritarian teaching that inhibits creativity in general. [article] Creativity and education [texte imprimé] / Neema Ghenim, Auteur ; Mohamed Ben Ahmed, Auteur . - 2016 . - p. 118. Langues : Anglais in COST > N° 17 [01/07/2016] . - p. 118 Mots-clés : Creativity  Authoritarian Teaching  Authoritative Teaching  literature  imagination Résumé : This article is about creativity in education. It includes a dichotomy between authoritarian and authoritative teaching and the relevance of creativity within these two perspectives of teaching, not to say two philosophies in education. There are two distinguished examples in literature that epitomises these two types ofteaching. Mr Gradgrind, a famous example in British literature is taken as a modelofauthoritarian teaching. And Mr Kitting, a professor ofliterature in the American movie "Dead Poets Society" is taken as an example of authoritative teaching, Who is more positive to creativity in education: an authoritarian or an authoritative teacher? Is it beneficial for a language learner to be creative? The article proves that authoritative teaching is open to creativity in comparison to authoritarian teaching that inhibits creativity in general.

Metaphors of redemption / Neema Ghenim in COST, N° 10 ([01/01/2012])

Public ISBD [article]  in COST > N° 10 [01/01/2012] . - p. 161 Titre : Metaphors of redemption Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Neema Ghenim, Auteur Année de publication : 2012 Article en page(s) : p. 161 Langues : Anglais Mots-clés : Metaphor  censorship  taboo  redemption Résumé : Arabic poets use this metaphor that I called "the metaphor of redemption" asan astuteand cautious opening to talk about taboo subjects. The Metaphor of redemption used to say things in a more delicate and refined way, particularly for authors who live in societies where religion fathers the spirits, in other words, countries where religious prejudice opens more room to intolerance and fanaticism. The word "redemption" is a Christian word that I borrowed to express the idea of salvation.In the world where eyes say more than words, metaphor becomes then a sort of remedy, I would say even an indispensable prescription, the only open door to say things when we come close to taboos, to the point that the aesthetic purpose which is the primary function of the metaphor becomes only accidental or maybe a luxury in this case. [article] Metaphors of redemption [texte imprimé] / Neema Ghenim, Auteur . - 2012 . - p. 161. Langues : Anglais in COST > N° 10 [01/01/2012] . - p. 161 Mots-clés : Metaphor  censorship  taboo  redemption Résumé : Arabic poets use this metaphor that I called "the metaphor of redemption" asan astuteand cautious opening to talk about taboo subjects. The Metaphor of redemption used to say things in a more delicate and refined way, particularly for authors who live in societies where religion fathers the spirits, in other words, countries where religious prejudice opens more room to intolerance and fanaticism. The word "redemption" is a Christian word that I borrowed to express the idea of salvation.In the world where eyes say more than words, metaphor becomes then a sort of remedy, I would say even an indispensable prescription, the only open door to say things when we come close to taboos, to the point that the aesthetic purpose which is the primary function of the metaphor becomes only accidental or maybe a luxury in this case.

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