Browsing by Author "Gada, Said"

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    Etude d’un bâtiment (R+6+2 S-Sol) à usage d’habitation et commercial à ossature mixte contreventé par voiles modalisée avec ROBOT 2014
    (Université Mouloud Mammeri Tizi Ouzou, 2017) Belloul, Rabah; Gada, Said
    Ce projet de fin d’étude est la première expérience qui nous a permis de mettre en application les connaissances acquises lors de notre formation, avant de s’insérer dans la vie active. Les difficultés rencontrées au cours de cette étude nous ont conduits à se documenter et à étudier des méthodes que nous n’avons pas eu la chance d’étudier durant notre cursus. Ce projet nous a aussi permis d’améliorer la pratique des logiciels comme ROBOTE, AUTOCAD… qui permettent un gain de temps considérable et facilitent l'analyse et le dessin des structures. Cela nous a permis d’approfondir d’avantage nos connaissances en GENIE CIVIL. Par ailleurs, ce travail nous a permis de constater que, lors de l’exécution d’un projet de bâtiment, l’ingénieur en Génie Civil ne doit pas limiter son étude aux divers calculs théoriques, il doit aussi veiller à ce qu’une concordance entre les calculs théoriques effectués et les aspects pratiques soit établie en respectant trois critères indissociables à savoir la résistance, la durabilité et l’économie. En fin, ce travail n’est pas une fin en soi, mais un pas concret vers l’accumulation d’expériences, l’acquisition de l’intuition et le développement de la réflexion inventive dans la vie active. Nous espérons que Ce travail soit d’une grande utilité, bénéfique pour les promotions à venir.
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    homas Paine and Frantz Fanon : their vision of man and their theort of revolution
    (Universite Mouloud Mammeri, 2017) Gada, Said
    The aim of this studyis to compare and contrast the works of two influential thinkers, Thomas Paine and Frantz Fanon from a dialogic and eclectic perspective. Though separated by time and space, the comparison of their works shows that their thoughts, feelings, and action within the structures of power of their social worlds and their times converge in many aspects. The reached findings can be summarized in what follows: first, the examination of the political, philosophical, social, and cultural significance of their worksdemonstrates how each of them performed a good deal about ethics and the moral life by concerning themselves with the social consequences of morality and the moral quality of social life. Second, the analysis of Paine’s and Fanon’s dedication to revolutionary action illustrates the way they serve the cause of man. As an ardent supporter of the American and French Revolutions, Paine re-enacts the principles of the Enlightenment to international politics; he contributed to the establishment of constitutional republics, which safeguard individual rights. Like Paine, Fanon dedicated his short life to the Algerian Revolution and insists on individual rights universally by pointing out the miseries and injustices within twentieth Bourgeois liberalism and colonialism. Therefore, he performs some of the humanist values articulated by Paine in the 18thcentury using a critical discourse, which abrogates the way Europe adulterated the essential elements of the Enlightenment. The first part of the thesis deals with the theories and key concepts which are applied to study the texts. The context of British and French colonization and revolution in America and Algeria is set as background with an interest in an analysis of Britain’s and France’s imperial powers over their colonies and their competition over territorial expansion. The findings of the second partreveal Paine’s and Fanon’s rhetoric strategies which “deconstruct” political and religious “habitus” about the struggle of the American and Algerian peoples while the last part illustrates the way Paine and Fanon perform a social drama staging the suffering of victims of colonial oppression by studying the two authors’ communicative action and their participation to the public sphere.