DISCOURS HUMORISTIQUE MAROCAIN ET (DÉ)CONSTRUCTION DES STÉRÉOTYPES LIÉS AU POUVOIR DES FEMMES DANS LE SPECTACLE : MARRAKECH DU RIRE 2020
HUMORISTIC MOROCCAN DISCOURSE AND (DE)CONSTRUCTION OF STEREOTYPES CONNECTED TO WOMEN’S POWER IN THE PERFORMANCE MARRAKECH DU RIRE 2020
Author(s): Ahmed Charky, Najate Nerci, Abdelhamid Ibn ElfaroukSubject(s): Gender Studies, Social psychology and group interaction, Sociology of Culture
Published by: EDITURA ASE
Keywords: Moroccan humor; (de)construction of stereotypes; gender; power; discrimination.
Summary/Abstract: This article delves into the study of the power of words in contemporary Moroccan humor, which, despite its light-heartedness, often participates in the deconstruction of gender relations. The objective is to explore how this humorous discourse can contribute to the perpetuation or deconstruction of a system justifying gender inequalities. This is done in light of a carefully selected corpus: gags from the Marrakech Du Rire 2020 - Humouraji show. By examining the discursive and thematic strategies used, we highlight the power of words in reinforcing gender-based inequalities.
Journal: Synergy
- Issue Year: 20/2024
- Issue No: Si
- Page Range: 141-152
- Page Count: 12
- Language: French
