L’image des femmes politiques sur les blogs personnels

<P align=left><I><FONT face="Times New Roman"><FONT face="Times New Roman">Our paper deals with the way political women use their personal blogs to build a positive, confident, reliable image before the readers. We are interested in how they use this nonconventional media to consolidate their status in the public sphere, how they establish the feed-back with their readers and what is the impact of this feed-back on their public image.</FONT></FONT></I></P>

08_Mihaela Irimia.pdf

<font size="3"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Abstract</span>: Count Claude-Alexandre de Bonneval (1675-1747), turned, after conversion to Islam, <br>Ahmet Pasha, is an exciting case of self-assumed exile with imbroglios involving the big powers of the<br>day (Venice, Austria, Turkey, France) in the background. The politico-diplomatic and military<br>components of these relations were far from alien to his personal life and public career. His<br>(spurious) Memoirs do not simply raise auctorial doubts. They host material of genuine interest for<br>the analyst of cultural identity/ies and of the imagological threads that go into their making. This<br>paper deals with the long symbolic exile experienced by an exciting character subject to public<br>metamorphoses. It also looks into the everyday observed by his interested eye spying customs, values,<br>protocols and practices of the Western and Eastern cultures in which he lived.<br><br><span style="font-weight: bold;">Key words</span>: exile, nostalgia, Occidental, Oriental, memoirs, chroniques scandaleuses,<br>fabulations, acculturation, anecdotes</font>