Vol. 8 No. 1 (2025): Special issue edited by Mohammed Derdar, Khalid Majhad, Daouia Laaboudi & Bouchaib Benzehaf: Proceedings of ALCS Sixth International Conference

Articles

• Introduction

  Mohammed Derdar, khalid Majhad

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• Between the ‘Goddess’ and the ‘Hegemon’ Roads Taken and not Taken by Moroccan English Studies

  Mohamed Ezroura

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• Issues in Arabic Applied Linguistics

  Ahmed Ech-Charfi

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• Multiple Cultural Contacts in Gulf Anglophone Literature A Renewed Approach

  Jacqueline Jondot

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• Interrogating Identity Politics in ‘Amazigh Cinema’ Ahmed Ntama’s Imiss (2017) and Boubrik: My Land (2021) as Case Studies

  Azize KOUR

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• Localizing American TV Series on Moroccan Television Censorship and Dubbing

  Ouidyane Elouardaoui

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• Reimagining Morocco Negotiating Tradition and Modernity in Moroccan Anglophone Narratives

  Abdelghafour Benlahbib, Mohammed Derdar, Hamza Touzani

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• A Cartographic Approach to State Alternation in Tashlhit Amazigh Subjects

  Amina Boutabia

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• The Speech Act of Complaining in Moroccan South-Eastern Amazigh Variety A Dialogue Analytic Approach

  Zaid Hmouri

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• Exploring Memory Selectivity and Vocabulary Acquisition The Effect of Processing Depth on Word Recall

  Manal Laaribi

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• EFL Classroom: Teachers’ Perceptions and Intention to Use ChatGPT for Language Teaching

  Sarah Allali, Azize El Ghouati

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• Rethinking Translation Teaching Towards a More Comprehensive and Effective Approach

  Hanan Bennoudi , Boutaina Cherkaoui

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• From Native Tongues to English Sounds Examining the Challenges of Pronunciation Acquisition for Tunisian Learners

  Najla Ben Abdallah , Jasser Chahine Letaief

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