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The international conference "Roland Barthes in Morocco" will take place on 3, 4 and 5 May 2010 at the Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences Moulay Ismail in Meknes. Here is the tentative schedule:

Monday, May 3, 8h .30. mn

Speech by President of the University Moulay Ismail.

Speech by Dean of the Faculty Letters.

Speech Madam Director of the French Institute, Meknes.

Address of the organizing committee.

9 30. Chaired by Claude Coste

- Abdelmajid Benjelloun ( University Mohamed V, Rabat )

"Roland Barthes and Morocco in general and Khatibi, especially

- Boulaaba Ridha (University of Picardie Jules Verne),

"Barthes and Orientalism"

- Hassane Moukhafi (U niversity Moulay Ismail, Meknes)

"Barthes and the Moroccan literary critic. "

- Lehdahda Mohamed (University Moulay Ismail, Meknes)

" Barthes and Oriental cuisines: between Japan and North Africa »

- Marty, Eric , (University of Paris VII),

"Reflections from the Moroccan palm Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes "

Tuesday, May 4

9am. Chaired by Abderrahim Kamal

- Abdelkrim Chiguer , (University Moulay Ismail, Meknes)

"Roland Barthes & Co: Tangier geopoetic comm a ".

- Guillaume Bellon (University of Quebec at Montreal UQAM),

"Think elsewhere: in Morocco Barthes, Foucault in Tunisia".

- Hebert, Sophie , ( University of Grenoble 3-Stendhal)

"Incidents : resistance to the intelligible."

- Heyndels Ralph (University of Miami, USA),

" In Morocco once ... This country "Or how (not) read Incidents»

- Stitou Abdellah , (University Moulay Ismail, Meknes)

"Try reading through Incidents , Moroccan impact on the intellectual journey of Barthes

- Thami Benkirane , (University Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Fez),

"Roland Barthes in Morocco: analysis an image. "

Wednesday, May 5

9am. Chaired by Thami Benkirane

- Abderrahim Kamal (University Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Fez),

"Roland Barthes: the sustainable , snapshot and transitional intransitive sense. "

- Abderrahman Gharioua , (Dar Al Hadith Al Hassania, Rabat )

" Roland Barthes, Michel Tournier: the photography share. "

- Claude Coste (Université Stendhal Grenoble 3-)

" Poe, Proust lecture notes for Rabat "

- Kuwada Kohei , (Tokyo University of Languages),

"Ethics of the surface"

- Stafford Andy , (University of Leeds, UK)

"Barthes , Morsy: A Sun reluctant "

Intervention programmed at the French Institute

Monday, May 3, 2010 at 18 H 30

- Dialogue: Eric Marty Claude Coste ,

"Hatred of any Socratism: master and his disciples"

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REHABILITATION OF THE BARS Faisanderie


We all learned in the press, the resale of the field by the DPOs Faisanderie Fontainebleau. To date, two potential buyers (OPH Seine et Marne, Seine et Marne Homes) were selected and the sale should be finalized at the end of the month.

Thus, we can expect to begin rehabilitation work late 2010, early 2011, and finally find an entrance to the city worthy of its people.

At a public meeting with residents of this neighborhood, Mr. Valletoux said that the future buyer of the bars Faisanderie should respect the proposed initial rehabilitation without making any changes at the architectural level. The only possibility would be negotiating the allocation of social housing and those intended for home ownership.

We have in our possession a copy of building permit signed by the Mayor and there is no construction of the street Faisanderie as rumor was heard.

These permits are in full conformity with what was announced by the DPOs in the presentation of the project.

However, the PLU to change soon, we remain vigilant on this point ...

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BALCONIES = DANGER in the Roseau School

Until starting this school planned for next June, we remain concerned about the children who continue to play under the balconies without the fence demarcating the playground has been moved as required bylaw of December 5, 2008. We had recently

of windy days and we have repeatedly warned the Sub-Prefecture of the risks incurred by the students of this school.

In response we have received a letter reminding us of Article 3 of the rules of DPOs which all tenants must comply (see photo above):

"the lessee agrees not to deposit or suspend any clothes, linen or object on walls, windows and balconies or in courtyards, and common areas, nor to shake rugs, mats and brooms. It is also strictly forbidden to throw papers, trash, debris or any objects from windows and balconies "... We are pleased to know that such a regulation exists because seeing some balconies are currently serves as the garage or laundry, we are "reassured" the future landscape of the city's entrance these bars offer when they are full!

Furthermore, the Sub-Prefecture reminded us that if accident or disaster due to a falling object from a balcony, the responsibility of the tenant could be fully engaged. The tenant must therefore be provided for civil risk "housing."

Again we are "reassured" to learn that under the pretext of having a contract liability, tenants can have a clear conscience and children can continue to play under the balconies of the houses ...

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CHIMNEY: last day

Since last December, we had not released information about it because we were awaiting the outcome of the acoustic expertise to be done after work ...

After more than a year of negotiations with the DPO in Fontainebleau, we finally prevailed over the sound of the fire and the residents do not seem to complain about noise. But our complaint is still maintained because we want an acoustic measurement is made to know the noise level and ensure compliance in order not to be bothered this summer when many of us slept the windows open .. .

It is difficult for us to contact the DPO Fontainebleau now, knowing that it recently sold the domain, but we are in direct contact with the expert who carried out this folder and wait till it tells us about the action to come.