Difference between revisions 4859316 and 4859320 on simplewiki{{BLP unsourced|date=August 2014}} {{advert}} '''Youssef Rzouga''' is a [[Tunisia]]n poet, born o(born March 21, 1957) in [[Mahdia]],[[Tunisia]]. <!-- Not on EN as of present; this page will be created today using what is on SIMPLE. --> :First literary experiences: 1967. :First text published: "Something called need", a short story in the magazine ''Radio et Télévision'' (1973). == Studies== *'''Primary''' : :School of Zorda (Sidi Alouan/ Mahdia) *'''Secondary''' : :Secondary school of Ksour Essef and school of Sousse *'''University''' :Master’s Degree in Journalism and information sciences (Political sciences). :Russian language Diploma from the Faculty Patrice Lumumba, Moscow :Postgraduate Diploma in Political sciences from the Faculté des droits et des sciences politiques of Tunis. :Postgraduate Diploma in theories of art and aesthetics from the Institut supérieur de Beaux-arts of Tunis. :Postgraduate Diploma in journalism and information sciences. ==Professional experience== :Editor of the daily paper « El-Amal » (1980-1982) :Chief editor of the magazine « Ach’er » (La poésie) published by the ministry of Culture (1982-1987) :Editor of the daily paper « El-Amal » then in « Elhoria » (1987-1989) :Chief editor of the magazine « Aljil Aljadid » (1990-1992) :Chief editor of the literary supplement « Warakat Thakafiya » of the Tunisian daily paper « Essahafa », since 1989. ==Other activities and honour == :1981 : Award of the ministry of Culture for his poetic book « I’m distinguished from you by my grievances » :1986 : Award of the ministry of Culture for his poetic book « The program of the rose ». :1999 : Award of the ministry of Culture for his poetic book « The Wolf in the Word ». :2000 : National merit award in the cultural field :2002 : Youssef Rzouga Award of Poetry (A yearly Poetic Prize started in 2002, awarded to the best young poet within the framework of « The Meeting of Greater on literary creation »). :2003 : Aboulkacem Chebbi Prize for his poetic book : « Flowers of Dioxyde of History » :2003 : The Pen of the Poet Youssef Rzouga (A yearly Poetic Prize started in July 2003 in Sidi Alouan). :2004 : Prize of the gouvernorat of Mahdia for his poetic book : « Emergency Case Declaration ». :2004 : King Abdallah II’s creativity Prize / Jordan. :He was invited to many international literary festivals and conferences : Jordan, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Iraq, Russia, Yougoslavia, Italy, France… :President of the club « Mercredi littéraire » in Tunis since 1988. :Member of the Union of Tunisian Writers :Member of the Union of Arab Writers :Member of the Tunisian Association of Journalistss a [[Tunisia]]n poet. He was born in Mahdia, a Tunisian coastal city. His first writing to be printed was a short story in the magazine ''Radio et Télévision'', in 1973. ==Poetic Works== ⏎ ⏎ *I’m distinguished from you by my grievances (1979) *The program of the Rose (1985) *The Astrolabe of Youssef the traveler (1986) *The Wolf in the Word (1998) *The Country Between the Hands (2001) *Flowers of Dioxyde of History (2001) *Emergency Case Declaration (2002) *The Butterfly and the Dynamite (2004) *Yogana (The Book of Poetic Yoga) (2004) *Poetical Works (Volume I)… (2003) ==About his Published books == ⏎ ⏎ *''The Garden and its surroundings'' (Aspects of the career of the poet Youssef Rzouga, 224 pages) By : Khaled Mejri and Chawki Anizi *''Globalization and poetic Language'' in « Flowers of Dioxyde of History » by Maher Derbel and Abderrazek Kolsi. *''The Troubadour of Modern Times'', edited by Walid Soliman. *''The Half-open Door'', by Hafedh Mahfoudh. *''Down with the mask'', by Chamseddine Ouni. *''The orchestra of the poet'' in « Emergency Case Declaration » by Houyem Ferchichi. {{DEFAULTSORT:Rzouga, Youssef}} [[Category:1957 births]] [[Category:Poets]] [[Category:Tunisian people]] [[Category:Living people]] All content in the above text box is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license Version 4 and was originally sourced from https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=prev&oldid=4859320.
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