Eliane BOU DAGHER SALAME

Eliane BOU DAGHER SALAME

Instructor

Faculty of Pharmacy
Chargé de Cours

+961 (1) 421 000 eliane.boudagher@usj.edu.lb

Holding a PhD in Modern French Literature, Eliane Bou Dagher taught and then coordinated in six  schools including a technical school in Bikfaya. Convinced that the theoretical background acquired was not enough to teach and meet the different needs of learners, she built her own working method which she gradually enriched with the different generations with whom she worked. To develop her teaching practices, she drew tools from different resources: mental management according to Antoine de la Garanderie, socio-cognitive conflict according to Piaget, multiple intelligences according to Howard Gardner and neuroscience, the pyramid of needs according to Maslow, the management of emotions, stress, time, non-violent communication and the ESPERE method against the SAPPE system as well as relational dynamics according to Jacques Salomé, transactional analysis according to Eric Berne, the drama triangle according to Karpman...

 

Alongside school teaching, she gave courses at the Faculty of Letters of the Lebanese University and at the Faculties of Science and Medicine of Saint-Joseph University in Beirut. She was also responsible for the training of DOPS teachers in Zahle and contributed to the training of students in French literature who wanted to go into teaching. 

Driven by this concern for transmission, she designed a protocol for the teaching of French language and literature with educational materials and evaluation sheets. 

 

Responsible for the archives and library at the Charles Corm Foundation, she organizes guided tours, reading and writing workshops as well as meetings with school groups and university students.


Education

Degree University Country Year
PhD in Modern French Literature Université Saint-Esprit- Kaslik (USEK) Lebanon 2016
DEA in Modern French Literature Université Saint-Esprit- Kaslik (USEK) Lebanon 2011
Master in Modern French Literature Université Saint-Esprit- Kaslik (USEK) Lebanon 2009

Teaching at USJ

*Personal and professional development

*Oral and written co

University teaching outside USJ

University teaching outside USJ Country Institution Start date End date
Institute of Social Sciences -Section 2-Teacher of the French language and general culture course in the first year of the Bachelor's degree. Lebanon Université Libanaise (UL) 10/10/2016 18/06/2018
Responsible for teaching courses: French civilization (18th and 19th centuries) (S4); of Poetry (S3); • travel literature (S4); • psychoanalysis and literature (S6); • questions of civilization (S6); • myths and literature (first year of Master); • r Lebanon Université Libanaise (UL) 12/09/2016 12/07/2019

Professional experience outside USJ

Professional experience Organisation Start date End date
Responsible for the archives and the Charles Corm Library - Responsible for events and guided tours (general public, school groups, university students). Charles Corm Foundation 25/01/2021
Preparation for DELP B1 for educational advisors of the DOPS (Directorate of Pedagogical and School Orientation - Ministry of National Education) of Zahle Institut français de Zahle 02/09/2019 12/12/2019

Areas of expertise

Art, Humanities, Religious Sciences

Research themes

*Psychoanalysis and literature

*"Contraband" philosophy/pop'philosophy and literature

*Anthropological structures of the imagination

* Literature and socio-historical context

* Art and literature

*The history of art

*Civilization and culture

Publications and communications

Gaspard, Melchior and Balthazar by Michel Tournier, in the light of brachylogy. Intervention at the 2nd Brachylogy Seminar in Lebanon: The Orient, reflection of brachylogy - at the Central Directorate of UL - Beirut - October 27 and 28, 2016 - At the initiative of the FLSH Doctoral School in the UL, with the partnership of the International Coordination of Research and Brachylogical Studies (CIREB) and Brachylogia Tunisie, represented by the President Professor Mansour M'henni, and the AUF.