Ariane Bogain
Biographic Data
| ID | 1346601 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ariane Bogain |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ariane |
| FAMILY NAME | Bogain |
| SIGNATURE | BOGAIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northumbria University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8274-9546 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Take Them or Leave Them? Gendered Obstacles in Advocacy Work for the Repatriation of Is Affiliates
Mamie Djihad’ and ‘the white widow’
This article considers the media representation of two women who left the west for Islamic State (IS) in the mid-2010s: from France, Christine Rivire, nicknamed "Mamie Djihad" (Granny Jihad); and from Britain, Sally Jones, known as "The White Widow".Both were white, middle-aged mothers, born and raised in their respective countries, who converted late in life and left behind established lives and (adult) children to join IS.While much has been wr…
Mamie Djihad’
This article uses the trial of Christine Rivi ere, dubbed 'Mamie Djihad', sentenced to 10 years in prison for terrorism-related activities on her return from the Islamic State (IS) Caliphate, as a case study to explore the conceptualisation of IS returnees in everyday narratives in France.It employs Critical Discourse Analysis to investigate how online news users represented her, the extent to which they endorsed or challenged the official discou…
Understanding public constructions of counter-terrorism
This article aims to analyse how lay members of the public conceptualised security politics in France within the context of the two-year-long state of emergency implemented after the Paris attack in November 2015. Building upon research on everyday narratives of security, this article examines the online comments written by readers of two major French newspapers on what should be done to counter terrorism. It first investigates the narratives con…
Reflections on Macron's Proposals for a Renewed EU
Emmanuel Macron, elected French President on a pro-European platform against a staunchly Eurosceptic opponent in 2017, has sought to reinvigorate the European construction shaken by a decade of multiple crises. Whether lauded or vilified for being a passionate believer in the European project, he has laid out a comprehensive vision for the future of the EU through a series of key speeches. This article aims to discuss and assess Macron's contribu…
Terrorism and the discursive construction of national identity in France
This article aims to analyse the impact of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015 on the construction of French national identity. Drawing on critical discourse analysis, it discusses the nation-affirming strategies implemented by President Hollande and the role they play in restoring the authority of the state. It reveals how Hollande used the figure of the terrorist Other to recreate an imagined community based on an idealise…
Security in the name of human rights
This article aims to question the discourse on “the war on terror” developed by the French President in the wake of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015. Drawing from critical discourse analysis, it explores the discursive legitimation strategies deployed by President Hollande to legitimate France’s securitarian response to the two attacks. It reveals how the defence of human rights served as an overall justificatory framewor…
Demons, Ants, Giants and Dwarves
Since the beginning of the Euro crisis in 2009 a succession of one ‘last chance’ meeting after another has exposed deep rifts over the policies to implement in order to ensure the permanence of the Euro. From austerity measures to curb swelling public deficits put forward by Germany to European growth plans and solidarity mechanisms suggested by France, there have been serious disagreements and widespread infighting. The agreement of a new Europe…
Jules Romains' Vision of a United Europe in Interwar France
The interwar period in Europe was characterised by a multi-faceted movement in favour of European integration. After the slaughter of the First World War, many intellectuals, writers, industrialists and politicians brought the idea of European unity to the fore and engaged in various actions, from setting up organisations to lobbying governments, to promote the unification of Europe. Much research has been carried out on the leading figures of th…
Translation, Theory and Practice
In this article, the development and assessment of a web-course in translation specifically designed for online collaborative learning will be analysed. After discussing the concepts of collaboration learning, problem-based learning and computer-supported collaboration learning within the constructivist paradigm it will seek to demonstrate that the field of translation lends itself particularly well to these online collaborative modes of learning…
From the Stereotypification of the Non-European Other to the Prototypification of the European Self
In an era of increased globalisation, the need for a sense of belonging and an identity is becoming more pressing. The way nations form images of others and, conversely, conscious or unconscious images of themselves is becoming increasingly important as these images impact on public opinion and on political and decision-making discourse. With the development of supranationalism in Europe, the age-old notion of European identity has come more and …
New Technologies in Language Studies. A Case Study in the French Division at the University of Northumbria (UK)
The study reported in this paper assesses a web-based course specifically designed to enhance the learning and consolidation of French grammar among students of Modern Languages at the University ofNorthumbria. It will first describe the pedagogical issues raised by the use of ICTs in the teaching of ModernLanguages, contrasting ICTs as mere tools and ICTs as a new pedagogical method leading to a new approach tolearning and teaching. It will then…
Terrorism and the discursive construction of national identity in France
This article aims to analyse the impact of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015 on the construction of French national identity. Drawing on critical discourse analysis, it discusses the nation-affirming strategies implemented by President Hollande and the role they play in restoring the authority of the state. It reveals how Hollande used the figure of the terrorist Other to recreate an imagined community based on an idealise…
Security in the name of human rights
This article aims to question the discourse on “the war on terror” developed by the French President in the wake of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015. Drawing from critical discourse analysis, it explores the discursive legitimation strategies deployed by President Hollande to legitimate France’s securitarian response to the two attacks. It reveals how the defence of human rights served as an overall justificatory framewor…
Understanding public constructions of counter-terrorism
This article aims to analyse how lay members of the public conceptualised security politics in France within the context of the two-year-long state of emergency implemented after the Paris attack in November 2015. Building upon research on everyday narratives of security, this article examines the online comments written by readers of two major French newspapers on what should be done to counter terrorism. It first investigates the narratives con…
Mamie Djihad’
This article uses the trial of Christine Rivi ere, dubbed 'Mamie Djihad', sentenced to 10 years in prison for terrorism-related activities on her return from the Islamic State (IS) Caliphate, as a case study to explore the conceptualisation of IS returnees in everyday narratives in France.It employs Critical Discourse Analysis to investigate how online news users represented her, the extent to which they endorsed or challenged the official discou…
New Technologies in Language Studies. A Case Study in the French Division at the University of Northumbria (UK)
The study reported in this paper assesses a web-based course specifically designed to enhance the learning and consolidation of French grammar among students of Modern Languages at the University ofNorthumbria. It will first describe the pedagogical issues raised by the use of ICTs in the teaching of ModernLanguages, contrasting ICTs as mere tools and ICTs as a new pedagogical method leading to a new approach tolearning and teaching. It will then…
Translation, Theory and Practice
In this article, the development and assessment of a web-course in translation specifically designed for online collaborative learning will be analysed. After discussing the concepts of collaboration learning, problem-based learning and computer-supported collaboration learning within the constructivist paradigm it will seek to demonstrate that the field of translation lends itself particularly well to these online collaborative modes of learning…
From the Stereotypification of the Non-European Other to the Prototypification of the European Self
In an era of increased globalisation, the need for a sense of belonging and an identity is becoming more pressing. The way nations form images of others and, conversely, conscious or unconscious images of themselves is becoming increasingly important as these images impact on public opinion and on political and decision-making discourse. With the development of supranationalism in Europe, the age-old notion of European identity has come more and …
Jules Romains' Vision of a United Europe in Interwar France
The interwar period in Europe was characterised by a multi-faceted movement in favour of European integration. After the slaughter of the First World War, many intellectuals, writers, industrialists and politicians brought the idea of European unity to the fore and engaged in various actions, from setting up organisations to lobbying governments, to promote the unification of Europe. Much research has been carried out on the leading figures of th…
Demons, Ants, Giants and Dwarves
Since the beginning of the Euro crisis in 2009 a succession of one ‘last chance’ meeting after another has exposed deep rifts over the policies to implement in order to ensure the permanence of the Euro. From austerity measures to curb swelling public deficits put forward by Germany to European growth plans and solidarity mechanisms suggested by France, there have been serious disagreements and widespread infighting. The agreement of a new Europe…
Security in the name of human rights
This article aims to question the discourse on “the war on terror” developed by the French President in the wake of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015. Drawing from critical discourse analysis, it explores the discursive legitimation strategies deployed by President Hollande to legitimate France’s securitarian response to the two attacks. It reveals how the defence of human rights served as an overall justificatory framewor…
Terrorism and the discursive construction of national identity in France
This article aims to analyse the impact of the two terrorist attacks that occurred in France in 2015 on the construction of French national identity. Drawing on critical discourse analysis, it discusses the nation-affirming strategies implemented by President Hollande and the role they play in restoring the authority of the state. It reveals how Hollande used the figure of the terrorist Other to recreate an imagined community based on an idealise…
Understanding public constructions of counter-terrorism
This article aims to analyse how lay members of the public conceptualised security politics in France within the context of the two-year-long state of emergency implemented after the Paris attack in November 2015. Building upon research on everyday narratives of security, this article examines the online comments written by readers of two major French newspapers on what should be done to counter terrorism. It first investigates the narratives con…
Reflections on Macron's Proposals for a Renewed EU
Emmanuel Macron, elected French President on a pro-European platform against a staunchly Eurosceptic opponent in 2017, has sought to reinvigorate the European construction shaken by a decade of multiple crises. Whether lauded or vilified for being a passionate believer in the European project, he has laid out a comprehensive vision for the future of the EU through a series of key speeches. This article aims to discuss and assess Macron's contribu…
Mamie Djihad’
This article uses the trial of Christine Rivi ere, dubbed 'Mamie Djihad', sentenced to 10 years in prison for terrorism-related activities on her return from the Islamic State (IS) Caliphate, as a case study to explore the conceptualisation of IS returnees in everyday narratives in France.It employs Critical Discourse Analysis to investigate how online news users represented her, the extent to which they endorsed or challenged the official discou…
Mamie Djihad’ and ‘the white widow’
This article considers the media representation of two women who left the west for Islamic State (IS) in the mid-2010s: from France, Christine Rivire, nicknamed "Mamie Djihad" (Granny Jihad); and from Britain, Sally Jones, known as "The White Widow".Both were white, middle-aged mothers, born and raised in their respective countries, who converted late in life and left behind established lives and (adult) children to join IS.While much has been wr…
Take Them or Leave Them? Gendered Obstacles in Advocacy Work for the Repatriation of Is Affiliates
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