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Afaf Mougou
[edit]Afaf Mougou | |
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| Born | 1976 |
| Citizenship | Tunisia |
| Education | Faculty of letters arts and humanities of manouba |
| Occupation(s) | Cognitive linguistics, Cognitive Psychology, Self-development |
Afaf Mougou is a Tunisian Social Entrepreneur and university professor specialized in cognitive linguistics applied to Holy Books. She is a former postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University in the United States of America.
Biography
[edit]Afaf Mougou was born in 1976 in the coastal city of Sousse, where she received her primary and secondary education. Being the Laureate of Tunisia in the Baccalaureate Degree, she was awarded and honored by President Ben Ali in 1994. She then studied at the University of Letter and Human Science of Sousse. Mougou’s PhD in Arabic language and literature defended in 2010 deals with the subject of “Conceptual Structure in Qur’an”. In 2018, she earned a fellowship at Harvard University where she taught linguistics and could conduct research from a biblical frame of reference.
Afaf Mougou is now working in digitizing the religions and in social media as the creator of the Digital Religion Company and the neuraligion institute that is operating through her successful educational YouTube Channel neuraligion.
Academic Work
[edit]Afaf Mougou has several academic works published in Arabic and in English dealing with themes related to the conceptual structure in Qur’an, the concept of Jihad in Qur’an, the construal of space in Arabic language, connotation in Arabic Poetry and a comparative linguistic study between Arabic and Hebrew. In 2023, she published her first novel The Miracle[1] that is a love story between Amal Ben Mrad; a Tunisian girl from Othman Origin; Bchira Ben Mrad’s niece, and Uri; a Jewish man, from a refugee family who escaped anti-Semitic violence and fled Russia to the US through Germany.
Her research is adopting a cognitive perspective which is based on the assumption that “language faculty” is a reflection or a “specialization”, of general-purpose cognitive abilities, and is governed by general neural processes.
In this theoretical framework, the main purpose of her books is to reconsider the communicative aspect of Holy Books with respect to the meaning extension patterns recognized by cognitive linguistics.
In her book What is Jihad?[2] Toward a theory of Jihad in Political Discourse, Afaf Mougou suggests a new reading of Holy Books, the Qur’an and the Bible, which can be united in one book that she calls the “Qur’Bible” Text, and this union is based on the common conceptual structure that she has discovered in both texts the Qur’an and the Bible.
Publications
[edit]Books:
[edit][Connotation in Modern Arabic Poetry(Works of Bayati Darwish Adonis)]. Introduced by Professor Chokri Mabkhout. Beirut: Dar El Jil, 2007.[3]
[Conceptual Metaphors in Qur’ẵn (Muslims Holy Book). A Cognitive Approach to the Qur’ẵnic Text.].Diss.Manouba U, 2010.Sousse: FLHS UP, 2014.[4]
Construals of Space : A Gramatical Approach to Prepositions. The Tunisian Book House. 2020.
What is Jihad? Toward a theory of Jihad in Political Discourse. Peter Lang International Publisher. 2023.[5] The Miracle. The Tunisian Book House. 2023.[6]
Articles.
[edit]“Conceptual metaphors in Arabo_Islamic culture”.Science and Technology Supporting the Latest Regional Developments. Tunis: Office of University of Tsukuba in Tunis for Japanese Universities & Alliance for Research on North Africa(ARENA) & University of Tsukuba North African and Mediterranean Centre for Research and Education (CANMRE) UP,2011.
[“Philosophical Basis of CognitiveLinguistics Researches”].Linguistic and Logic. Tunis: FLAM UP.2014.
[“Role of Mental Spaces in The Activation of Semantic Frames of Language”]. Meaning in Linguistic and Philosophical Reasoning. Tunis: FLAM UP.2015. Print.
“Generation of linguistic structure by conceptual integration mechanism on basis of The Blending Theory”. Linguistic Researches34, Morocco: Ribat UP. 2017.
[“Toward a Semantic Classification of Grammatical Categories : The Verb Case(A Cognitive Approach)”]. Tunisian University Year books. Tunis: FLAM UP. 2018.
Event Structure of the Self: A Comparative Study between Arabic and Hebrew. Alfikr Alissani. A specialized, peer-reviewed scientific journal. April. 2022.[1]
Renferences
[edit]- ^ Mougou, Afaf (2023). The Miracle: Novel. Tunisian Book House. ISBN 978-9938-942-37-8.
- ^ Mougou, Afaf (2023-07-25). What is Jihad?. Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften. ISBN 978-3-631-89830-7.
- ^ عفاف, موڤو، (2007). الدلالة الإيحائية في الشعر العربي الحديث (in Arabic). دار الجيل،.
- ^ عفاف, موفو، (2014). التصورات المجازية في القرآن: مقاربة عرفانية لبلاغة النص القرآني (in Arabic). Jāmiʻat Sūsah, Kullīyat al-Ādāb wa-al-ʻUlūm al-Insānīyah bi-Sūsah. ISBN 978-9973-962-39-3.
- ^ Mougou, Afaf (2023). What is Jihad? Toward a Theory of Jihad in Political Discourse: A Cognitive Linguistics Approach. Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften. ISBN 978-3-631-89831-4.
- ^ Mougou, Afaf (2023). The Miracle: Novel. Tunisian Book House. ISBN 978-9938-942-37-8.