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Evening Reflections on Beauty and Heritage
The article explores the importance of jewelry and adornments in Maghrebi Francophone literature, where they have become symbols that express identity, memory, and cultural and social belonging. It clarifies that jewelry is not merely decorative elements but carries historical and cultural significance, serving as symbols of resistance against cultural erasure during periods of colonization. The national conference organized by Hassiba Ben Boubaker University in Chlef on November 25 offers an opportunity to study the aesthetic, symbolic, and social roles of jewelry in literature and novels. It emphasizes that jewelry is part of cultural heritage as well as social changes. Additionally, the article discusses how literature employs symbols of jewelry to highlight magical, anthropological, and aesthetic dimensions, focusing on their relationship with social status and gender. Its aim is to provide a deeper understanding of the symbols embodied by jewelry in the Maghrebi imaginary.
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