النقد الأدبي المعاصر في المغرب العربي و تحولاته المنهجية

الملخص EN

This article is about the changes of the systematic criticism that took place in the Maghreb, starting with the first signs of the pioneering generation of critics, in Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, whose criticisms are deemed as an extension of the ancient Arab criticism and which was revived by the revivalists to the approaches of the contextual criticism and then to the emergence of the systemic criticism.

Following the contextual criticism that can be dated back to the independence of the Maghreb countries and which resulted in the emergence of the university and the spread of literary forums and seminars here and there, the systemic criticism started to exist.

It was a logical result of the interaction of the Maghreb critics with the pioneers of this criticism in France, whether through their direct apprenticeships at the Sorbonne University, or through the translation of their works into the Arabic language.