Dirassat
Abstract
New forms of communication and expression have emerged through the participatory web and its numerous Digital Social Networks. This infutation is in a constant global progression. Our country has a total of 31.59 million Internet users, 63.4% of which are on social media.
This new digital discursivity has allowed them to express themselves anonymously on all types of subjects and also to openly broadcast their personal representations.
This article will examine how YouTube contributes to the broadcasting of women's representations. We also intend to highlight the correlation between the choice of language, the speaker's gender and the position expressed.
In a multilingual Morocco, this virtual linguistic mobility has a social linguistic but also a social discursive dimension. Through a corpus of conversations selected from You Tube videos, we will demonstrate the relationship between linguistic choice, gender and the suggested vision of women.
Recommended Citation
WAHBI, Naima
(2023)
"You Tube et les représentations de la femme dans le contexte multilingue marocain,"
Dirassat: Vol. 25, Article 21.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/dirassat/vol25/iss2/21