Crisi identitaria e speculazione panarabista nella Tunisia post-rivoluzionaria: che ne facciamo della tunisianità e della lingua tunisina?

Autori

  • Alfonso Campisi Université de la Manouba

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1473/182

Parole chiave:

Tunisia, identity, language, dialect, pan-Arabism, Tunisian Islamic political party

Abstract

This text speaks about two very important problems existing in Tunisia, after revolution: identity and language. The problem about Tunisian identity is very present in Tunisia, because the article 38 of constitution speaks about Arabic-Muslim identity, but that, it is not correspond to the reality, because we have to talk about  a specific identity character of the country. “Tunisianity”, it’s the wright answer to the article 38.

Second important question is the language. Always the article 38 of the constitution voted by the Islamic party at that time at the power, says that the national language is Arabic. Even that not correspond to the linguistic reality of the country, because classical Arabic is not spoken in Tunisia. People speaks Tunisian Arabic. So the text analyses the dangers of the article 38 about the real Tunisian identity and Tunisian language.

Biografia autore

Alfonso Campisi, Université de la Manouba

Dipartimento di lingua e letteratura italiana, Campus de la Manouba, 2011 La Manouba, Tunisia
Président AISLLI pour l'Afrique
Professeur en Philologie romane et italienne
Faculté des Lettres, des Arts et des Humanités

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Pubblicato

2015-08-02

Come citare

Campisi, A. (2015). Crisi identitaria e speculazione panarabista nella Tunisia post-rivoluzionaria: che ne facciamo della tunisianità e della lingua tunisina?. EtnoAntropologia, 3(1), 89–95. https://doi.org/10.1473/182

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Sezione

Sessione tunisina