Author
Bashlam, Mona
Publication Place
Constantine, Algeria -
University of the Brotherhood Mentouri Constantine 1
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng,fra
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 1111-505X, EISSN: 2588-2007
Record ID
cdi_emarefa_primary_1535088
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes
The third millennium witnessed a remarkable return to the historical novel, in dialogue with history and a reshaping of its events and characters. Among the most important historical texts is the novel The Spartan Diwan, which returned to a sensitive period in national history in which Ottoman rule intersected with French colonialism, and the Algerians’ revolts against it. This makes us wonder how all these groups are represented in the novelistic text, and did historical imagination change the image of each group, or did the novel reproduce images in their stereotypical form, and the cultural reading of the novel makes us acknowledge that the novelist restored In many passages, stereotypical images of the European other are produced, while the novel’s distinction was in its depiction of marginalized people, especially women, and revolutionaries among the general Algerian population. The third millennium witnessed a remarkable return to the historical novel, in a dialogue of history and a reshaping of its events and personalities, and among the most important historical texts is the novel of the Ediwan Elisbarti, which returned to a sensitive period of national history in which the ottoman rule overlapped with French colonialism, and the revolutions of the Algerians against it, which makes us wonder about how to represent all these categories in the fictional text, and did the historical fiction change the image of each category, or did the novel reproduce the images in their stereotypical form? The cultural reading of the novel makes us acknowledge that the novelist reproduced in many passages stereotypes about the European, while the novel was distinguished in portraying the marginalized, especially women, and the revolutionaries, among ordinary Algerians. The millennium troisième a vu a remarquable return to Roman history, in a dialogue of the history and a refont of your events and your personal content. Our Roman Empire includes the most important historical texts that are important to a sensitive period in the national history. In the same period of domination that spreads across the colonialism of France, and the revolutions of Algerians across the world, we can easily comment on all of these categories in the text of the fiction, and the historical fiction that changes the image of the different category, Or the Roman reproduced the images so their stereo type. The Roman culture lecture tells us that we believe that the Romans reproduced in several passages of stéréotypes on the mainland of Europe, also that the Romans are distinguished in the marginal portraits, in particular women, and in revolutionaries, parmi les. Algerians order.
Görüntüle
Majallat al-ʻulūm al-insānīyah (Constantine, Algeria), 2023, Vol.34 (3), p.329-338
