Wissem Aribi is an Associate Professor of Linguistics who has over 20 years of experience in education and research. His areas of expertise include semantics, computational linguistics, and Arabic language performance in video games. He has published over 10 papers and books on topics related to Arabic linguistics and discourse analysis. He is currently a member of the Semantic Research and Computational Linguistics laboratory.
Wissem Aribi is an Associate Professor of Linguistics who has over 20 years of experience in education and research. His areas of expertise include semantics, computational linguistics, and Arabic language performance in video games. He has published over 10 papers and books on topics related to Arabic linguistics and discourse analysis. He is currently a member of the Semantic Research and Computational Linguistics laboratory.
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Wissem Aribi is an Associate Professor of Linguistics who has over 20 years of experience in education and research. His areas of expertise include semantics, computational linguistics, and Arabic language performance in video games. He has published over 10 papers and books on topics related to Arabic linguistics and discourse analysis. He is currently a member of the Semantic Research and Computational Linguistics laboratory.
Wissem Aribi is an Associate Professor of Linguistics who has over 20 years of experience in education and research. His areas of expertise include semantics, computational linguistics, and Arabic language performance in video games. He has published over 10 papers and books on topics related to Arabic linguistics and discourse analysis. He is currently a member of the Semantic Research and Computational Linguistics laboratory.
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linguistic components analysed in differnt levels like phonology, morphology, lexicography, grammar and semantics. We led over 11 linguistic projects. I am ARIBI Wissem intereseted in invest my skills for performing arabic language in video games Associate Professor discours. (Linguistics) Scientific Certifications : Accreditation : Linguistics (2021) PhD : Linguistics (2014) Third cycle : Linguistics (2003) Second cycle : Arts (1999) First cycle : Arts (1997) Baccalauréat : Arts (1995)
Work High Education : Ministry of High Education 2012-2021
Postal data : Experience : Secondary School : Ministry of Education 2006-2012 Phone / WhatsApp : for foreigners : Bourguiba School 2004-2006
(+216) 25 05 09 97 Member of : Semantic Researchs and Computational linguistics E-mail : laboratory (2019-2021) Aribiwissem1@gmail.com Linguistics Association of Tunisia (2018-2021) ‘Discourse Analysis” Laboratory (2007-2014) Franco-Tunisian Unit CMCU (2002-2003) Social Media : French Group SILAT in Université Lumière, Lyon 2 (2000-2003) linkedin Publications : Distinctive Features Universe, Miskiliani Press, Tunis 2021. https://www.linkedin.com/in /wissem-aribi-900016207/ « the Rythm of al-ho’kho’ : on the Dynamicity of Arabic Lexical Units », in : Rythm and Discours, Qairwan 2020, pp. 374-392. Problematics of Semantic Representation of Lexical Unit, Langues : Maison Tunisienne du Livre, Tunis 2019. *Arabe « Gravity of Signs », in : Annals of Tunisian University, n°63, Tunis 2018, 2017-248. *French « Effects of non-Linguistic Information in Discours *English reconstructions », in : Linguistics and Reconstructions, Third International Symposium of Linguistics, FLAH Mannouba, Tunis 2014, pp. 171-190. Key Skills: « Lectures on Declension Phenomena in al Kitab of Sibawayh », in : Journal of Arts and Humanities, N°1, Tunis Innovation Teaching 2014, pp. 114-146 Lexical Creativity « Meat in Lisan al-Arab », in : Meat Discours in Islamic Interdesciplinatrity Culture, Tunis 2014, pp. 133-174. Research « Pedagogy of the Arabic Language Drying in Tunisia », in : Analytical thinking Arabic language in Danger, Second International Sports, travel and Conference on Arabic Language, Dubai 2013, vol.7, pp. social 103-125. communication
