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Fourth issue of Tafkaik Magazine published
The fourth issue of Tafkiik magazine focuses on deconstructing the problematic of identity and belonging within the context of social and cultural transformations. It highlights the impact of colonialism and the colonial legacy on collective consciousness and national self-awareness. The issue discusses how identity is shaped as a dynamic and evolving process and raises questions about the relationship between the individual and the community, between the past and the present, and about how the ideology of power contributes to the reproduction of national identity. It also emphasizes the importance of migration, memory, and difference, offering analytical studies that address topics such as national and ethnic identity, the clearing of colonial legacies, and the influence of ideology on identity formation. The issue underscores that identity is not fixed but an ongoing process influenced by language, rituals, and institutions. Its aim is to open new horizons for critical understanding of the Arab self and to deconstruct collective consciousness frameworks in facing contemporary challenges, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue to reshape the perception of the Arab individual amidst major transformations.
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