The Theater of Daily Life and Its Parallel Literatures: A Study of the ET Transformations in the Relationship Between Daily Life and the ‘Simulacra’ of the Arts

Authors

  • Dr. Midani Ben Amor , Dr. Akila Grourou , Dr. Hocine Mechara , Dr. Zenina Kelthoum , Dr. Bellila Abdelkader , Dr. Soumaia Salhi

Keywords:

Art and Life, Aesthetic Influence, Daily Life Theater, Postmodern Simulacra, Irving Goffman

Abstract

Until recently, arts and literature were viewed as an additional aspect of human activity, somethingextra that aimed to beautify life or entertain individuals and groups after the burdens of daily work. This contributed

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References

Abd al-Jalil, M. (2001). ‘Ilm al-dalala: Usuluhu wa mabahithuhu fi al-turath al-‘arabi [Semantics: Its principles and studies in the Arab heritage]. Damascus: Union of Arab Writers.

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Published

2025-11-20

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Dr. Midani Ben Amor , Dr. Akila Grourou , Dr. Hocine Mechara , Dr. Zenina Kelthoum , Dr. Bellila Abdelkader , Dr. Soumaia Salhi. (2025). The Theater of Daily Life and Its Parallel Literatures: A Study of the ET Transformations in the Relationship Between Daily Life and the ‘Simulacra’ of the Arts . Pegem Journal of Education and Instruction, 15(4), 2482–2495. Retrieved from https://pegegog.net/index.php/pegegog/article/view/4440

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Vol. 15 No. 4 (2025): EARLY VIEW

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