Tahar Bekri
Tahar Bekri (born 1951) is a Paris-based Tunisian poet and literary critic.
Tahar Bekri
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- Tahar Bekri
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- July 7, 1951
- Birthplace
- Gabès, Tunisia
- Occupation
- Poet, literary critic
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• Name — Tahar Bekri • Born — July 7, 1951 • Birthplace — Gabès, Tunisia • Occupation — Poet, literary critic
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Tahar Bekri was born on July 7, 1951, in Gabès, Tunisia.
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Career
Bekri has taught Literature of the Maghreb at Paris 13 University since 1985. He has published several books of literary criticism, including one about Algerian poet Malek Haddad. He defines Maghreb Literature as literary texts published by authors from Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco who use colloquialisms in French, Arabic and Berber. Bekri has published poetry collections in French and in Arabic.
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Tahar Bekri was born in 1951.
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- 1.Bakrī, Ṭāhir al- (1951-.) forme internationale translit.-ISO arabe. Bibliothèque nationale de France.
- 2.Bekri, Tahar (1951-.). IdRef.
- 3.Kesteloot, Lilyan. L'écrivain africain aujourd'hui : mise au point. Présence Africaine. 1. 181/182. 375–379. 2010. 10.3917/presa.181.0375.
- 4.Joubert, Jean-Louis. Maghreb : la poésie disséminée. Le Magazine Littéraire. 3. 396. 35. 2001.
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- Redouane, Najib. Tahar Bekri. L'Harmattan. 2003. 9782747554053.
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