المدن الصحراوية الجزائرية في أدب الرحلة الفرنسي بين التصوير والتنميط: مدينة الأغواط نموذجا

الملخص EN

This study addresses the image of Algeria through the discourse of two French writers travelers, in the colonial context, through the 19 century.

It takes as an example the image of extension Laghouat materialized written by Eugene Fromentin in Sahara and Sahel and Henri Duveyrier in travel journal.

These writings in ethnocentric and colonial character, responsible for a false exoticism observe a macabre silent to the city sacrificed by an abominable genocide.

They spend a blinding distance, transmit social images chloroformed, dried, transformed.

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This stereotyping stifle the voice of the Arab, erase the Mohammedan and respond so well as passionate desires and colonial interests of France.